Got questions about your rights as a rainbow person in Aotearoa? We can help! This website aims to provide accessible information about the legal rights of rainbow young people in Aotearoa.

Interviews with seven takatāpui rangatahi and their whānau inform this resource about the journey to and the importance of whānau support in a takatāpui young person's life.

This resource, created in collaboration with Lush and InsideOUT is a simple, no-nonsense guide about how to be a great ally to the transgender and gender diverse communities.

A project that uses art to tell the stories of queer and gender diverse people’s experiences and hopes for New Zealand’s mental health and addiction services. Out of this project, we created a report that outlines the themes and recommendations found through the stories shared. We then submitted the report to the 2018 Government Inquiry into Mental Health and Addiction Services.

This resource is for anyone looking for information on accessing gender-affirming healthcare in Aotearoa. The resource compiles publicly available information across the 20 DHBs in the country, aiming to provide information to queer, gender-diverse and intersex people looking to access gender-affirming healthcare.

This resource, created with support from the Waitematā Local Board is for anyone who provides housing support in Aotearoa. It is an introductory guide providing research, tools and tips about how to support queer, gender-diverse and intersex young people experiencing homelessness.

Order our Queer and Trans 101 comic and matching posters which cover the basics of gender diversity and sexuality. They’re great to break the ice with someone who’s really new to these topics - and suit a range of ages. The comic is part of a project called The I’m Local Project, an initiative which aims to get free resources out to communities and organisations all around Aotearoa.

How to start and successfully run a QSA (Queer-Straight Alliance) group in your school. We refresh this 2011 resource with our friends at InsideOUT and are excited to share this with anyone looking for tips and best practice around running diversity groups. Visit InsideOut website to order copies.

This guide is written by those with Variations in Sex Characteristics (VSC), otherwise known as intersex. With this resource we invite you to seek out support and to share in some key concepts we wish our parents had access to when we were young.

A quick fact sheet on the history of colonisation in Aotearoa and its impact on Māori understandings of gender & sexuality.

Some tips and tricks to activate your Allyship at Work, School, Online, in your community and in everyday life.

Simple and printable poster with the basics of understanding Intersex

A downloadable resource for everything you need to know about intersex identities and diverse sex characteristics.

A quick fact sheet on the identities that exist within the bisexual umbrella, and a breakdown of some of the common myths faced by bisexual+ people.

A collection of resources about rainbow mental health.

This resource offers insights from a parent perspective on how best to support a transgender child. It is based on international research and interviews with parents in Aotearoa from different social and cultural backgrounds, who were asked to reflect on their experience of raising a transgender child.

These videos are for use in schools (years 11-13) to decrease homophobic and transphobic bullying. They meet NZ Curriculum and Health Curriculum objectives, including relating to others, fostering healthy communities, critical thinking, participating and contributing, sexual health and development, interpersonal skills and attitudes, stereotypes and managing self. Created in partnership between RainbowYOUTH, Curative & Core Education.

This guide is for anyone who provides mental health support in Aotearoa, including (but not limited to) counsellors, psychologists, psychiatrists, psychotherapists, tohunga (Māori healers), social workers, mental health nurses, and GPs. It will also be helpful for youth workers, group facilitators, and peer supporters. It is a practical guide providing tools and tips about how to support the rainbow community.