Online Spaces: A Double-Edged Sword for LGBTQ Young People of Color

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Written By Emily Combs

New research from The Trevor Project investigates the role that online spaces can play in supporting or harming the mental health and well-being of LGBTQ young people—particularly those of color. This survey adds to growing evidence and discussion around the potential benefits and harms associated with social media.

NIHCM’s new infographic, created in partnership with The Trevor Project, explores the impact of online spaces on the mental health of LGBTQ young people and delves into which specific online platforms are currently seen as safe and supportive by LGBTQ young people of color. See the infographic and additional details at NIHCM.org.

The Trevor Project is the leading suicide prevention and crisis intervention organization for LGBTQ young people.

Emily Combs

Lead Designer, HALO 22

As Lead Designer at HALO 22, Emily brings a sharp eye for detail and over a decade of experience across screen, print, and brand work. When she isn't designing, you'll find her deep in a sci-fi novel, baking something chocolatey, or hanging out with her cats.

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