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We are upgrading Queer Youth Activism
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A Familiar Crisis
LGBT+ centers nationwide have shared growing concerns about the dangerous impact of recent election results and the sharp rise in bullying faced by Queer youth.
The mental health crisis we’re witnessing among Queer youth today is the most severe we’ve seen since the late 80s and early 90s, a time defined by widespread fear, violence, and the early years of the HIV/AIDS epidemic.
Our Response
Maven Youth — an organization founded to empower queer youth through technology — is dedicated for the next 4 years entirely to advocacy through tech, putting all our resources into building a powerful movement for Queer youth utilizing what we know best: tech and Gayming. We need your help more than ever to ensure LGBTQ+ Voices are lifted and heard!
We Need YOU!
Whether you're a current, former, or brand new part of our Maven Youth community, your leadership, experience, and ideas are essential in creating a digital queer youth movement for change..
Together, we can help lift Queer youth out of this crisis and give them the digital tools they need to lead a new era of activism and advocacy.
2025
Identifying and building digital community spaces for specialized Queer Youth Action Groups.
2026
Queer Youth Action Groups conceptualize and design Digital Advocacy Tools to make the biggest impact on their community.
2027
Specialized Digital Advocacy Tools are implemented and refined to strengthen all communities
2028
Groups will massively expand the reach of their digital tools to amplify queer youth voices, championing a Queer Youth Movement aimed at influencing 2028 LGBT+ legislation.
Enough is Enough:
Four-Year Fight for Queer Youth
Our multiyear commitment to Enough is Enough (EnE) is a transformative journey to empower queer youth voices through digital tools, advocacy, and change. The goal is to create a cohesive and sustainable digital queer youth movement that amplifies the voices of LGBTQ+ young people and fosters meaningful, lasting change in communities across the country.
EnE Year 1: Vision & Identification In 2025, queer youth will come together in this phase to focus on collaboration and idea generation, as members work to understand the challenges they face and discuss how technology can help advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, inclusivity, and empowerment.
EnE Year 2: Building the Digital Tools In 2026, we will be focused on turning ideas into action. Together, members will begin designing and building the digital platforms, tools, or resources they identified in Year 1. During this year, youth will also have opportunities to learn technical skills, work with mentors, and collaborate with tech professionals to bring their ideas to life.
EnE Year 3: Implementation & Strategy In 2027, the focus will shift to the implementation of the digital strategies developed in Year 2. This phase will involve launching the digital platforms and tools, promoting them within their communities, and actively using them to support advocacy, raise awareness, and build stronger queer youth networks.
EnE Year 4: Expansion, Sustainability & Advocacy In 2028 - a major election year - we will be dedicated to expanding the reach and sustainability of the queer youth movement. This final year will be about long-term advocacy—ensuring the movement continues to thrive, evolve, and create positive, lasting impacts in communities across the country.
Call To ACTION!
We’re asking you to join us in a critical call to action for change, sustainability, and ensuring every youth can thrive in a safe world.
You can make a difference in the lives of Queer youth!
Not sure where to begin? Start here.
We meet every Sunday at 11am Pacific to coordinate our larger efforts in this movement. This virtual meeting is open to any and all who want to be a part of this work. Drop in to learn about our goals, discuss recent LGBT+ news, and shape the future of Enough is Enough.
Fight For Your Future!
