The Hetrick-Martin Institute for LGBTQ + Youth (HMI) works with teachers, school administrators, guidance and mental health counselors, after school providers and local government agencies to educate and inform policies that better support LGBTQ youth ages 13 - 24 and their families.

The Black-Led Movement Fund (BLMF) is a donor collaborative at Borealis Philanthropy that strengthens the capacity of the Movement for Black Lives (M4BL) so that it can better shape policy agendas for Black communities, create viable alternatives to institutions that have been harmful to Black people, and build local Black community power.

Black Thrive and Global Black Thrive CIC are UK-based organizations that aim to improve mental health and wellbeing of Black communities in Lambeth and Europe, while reducing health inequalities. They address the barriers which lead to poorer outcomes across a range of social factors, such as education, employment, housing, and so on, all of which may negatively impact one’s health and wellbeing. Black Thrive also works with the National LGB&T Partnership and Lambeth Council to increase visibility of the LGBTQIA+ community. They identify challenges faced by the communities when it comes to achieving or maintaining positive mental health and wellbeing.

The Alliance For Youth Action is a non-partisan network of organizations that build progressive political power of young people across America. Their network of youth-led organizations run peer-to-peer field programs to turn out young voters across the country. The Alliance creates political homes for young people, within physical and online communities.

Black Women in Motion is a Toronto-based, youth-led organization that works to empower, advocate for, uplift and support Black women and non-binary folx. BWIM’s framework for their work is anti-racist, intersectionally feminist, trauma-informed and survivor-centred: they create culturally-relevant content, educational tools, healing spaces and economic opportunities & relief for Black women and non-binary people.