Take a closer look at “The Assignment,” a career and skill-readiness series pairing queer youth with LGBTQ+ professionals in the culinary industry. This delicious new series features "Top Chef All Stars" winner Melissa King and two time "Chopped" champion Lazarus Lynch, among others.

Take a closer look at LGBTQ+ STEM professionals and the experiences that led them to careers within science, technology, engineering, and mathematics. INDUSTRY S.T.E.M. follows five LGBTQ+ professionals in the bioinformatics, immunology, neuropsychology, epidemiology, and engineering industries.

You know all that important stuff they’re probably not teaching you in school? We’ve got you covered with five episodes of IRL friends having those conversations about queer sex, sex in the media, consent and pleasure, and more – while professional sex educators Dr. Lexx and Melina Gaze listen in to educate and bust some myths!

Join us in watching WRITING OUR OWN DICTIONARY, an original It Gets Better Project video series highlighting the stories of various LGBTQ+ people as they discuss what various labels and identities mean to them, in their everyday lives.

PASSION POWER PERFORMANCE is an original It Gets Better Project video series highlighting four out LGBTQ+ athletes as they train for the Olympic Games Tokyo 2020. The series was made in partnership with Procter & Gamble.

OUT IN FRONT is a five-episode docuseries offering a glimpse into the lives of young LGBTQ+ activists doing their part to change their world for the better.

When Jennifer and Lisa first fell in love, they vowed to follow a life of adventure. The couple had no idea that their promise would lead them to leave their 9-5 jobs, pick up a video camera, and travel to fifteen countries through Asia, Africa and South America for one year. This is their story, and that of the incredible queer activists they met along the way.

MOONLIGHT is the groundbreaking 2016 coming-of-age film from A24, written and directed by Barry Jenkins based on an unpublished semi-autobiographical play by Tarell Alvin McCraney. It became the first film with an all-black cast and the first LGBTQ-related film to win the Oscar for Best Picture.

Check out our full collection of original EduGuides here. We have options for video series, films, books, TV series, and more. You're bound to find something perfect for your classroom!