We would love people with creative and technical skills (language translation, recording, videography and editing) to contribute to this project. Sometimes we don't have the resources to travel to the location of all families. And in some cases we may want to engage graphic artists or animators to bring the stories more to life.
We especially encourage those with culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds to get in touch as we try to pair up contributors to families with similar background so that their stories can be told more authentically and sensitively with all the cultural nuances to make the stories more engaging and compelling to relevant communities.
Aside from sharing our published stories digitally online, a really impactful way to reach community is using posters at community spaces like libraries, schools, sports clubs, and other community spaces. If you feel any particular family's story would speak to those in your community please get in touch via email and we can send you posters for those specific families (with QR codes linking to online content) to print and post up.
If you are a government or non-profit organisation that would be interested in supporting this project generally or would like to contribute to funding a specific story aligned with your mission please get in touch via email.
Our team and contributors volunteer most of our effort and resources to bring these crucial stories from our communities to our intersectional queer people and their communities. We are constantly trying to secure funding from government and non-profits to sustain this project, but this is not easy. Your donation will help immensely towards making sure more stories continue to be told.