Legal Aid for trans*, intersex and non-binary people e. V., or TIN Legal Aid e. V. for short, has existed informally since 2020 and as a registered non-profit since 2024. We provide legal and psychosocial support to trans*, intersex and non-binary (TIN) people whose rights have been violated. Through our media work, strategic litigation, and individual counsel for impacted TIN people, we aim to illuminate, criticize, and ultimately change social structures of TIN oppression in Germany and the EU. Our work focuses on the strategic support of lawsuits that illuminate legal gaps and systemic discrimination against TIN persons. The aim is to obtain landmark court rulings that enable long-term structural changes in German law and ultimately the EU. We have built up a nationwide network of TIN-solidaric lawyers, publicized discriminatory practices, and provided expert commentary on draft legislation. We have won numerous court cases for TIN people and thus achieved court rulings on the rights of TIN people that were previously doubted. Additionally, we offer informational and psychosocial counselling to impacted TIN individuals as able, and otherwise refer to funded counselling centres and TIN-solidaric lawyers whenever possible. The primary beneficiaries of our work are TIN individuals living in Germany, from Germany or looking to migrate to Germany, who face discrimination, legal insecurity, and systemic barriers to justice. In particular, those experiencing marginalization due to class, migration status, disability, or racialization will benefit from more responsive, accessible, and sustained support structures. TIN Legal Aid is TIN-founded and led. We have proven to be an indispensable point of contact and an essential pillar of the broader queer community in Germany. The long-term safeguarding and sustainability of our work is not only a core necessity in the fight for TIN rights, but an important symbol that TIN people are worthy of protection.

FINDtheADHDgirls (FTAG) is a nonprofit organization dedicated to the early identification, understanding, and support of girls with ADHD, especially inattentive and internalized presentations that are often missed or misdiagnosed. For decades, ADHD research, screening tools, and classroom expectations were based largely on how ADHD appears in boys. As a result, millions of girls grow up undiagnosed, struggling with attention, emotional regulation, anxiety, executive function, self-esteem, and school performance—often blamed for being “lazy,” “daydreamy,” or “too sensitive.” By the time many are diagnosed, the damage to confidence and mental health has already occurred. FTAG exists to change that trajectory. We provide evidence-informed education, screening tools, handouts, webinars, interviews with leading ADHD experts, and practical resources for parents, educators, school counselors, therapists, pediatric providers, and community organizations. Our work focuses on recognizing ADHD in girls before age eight, when early support can dramatically improve academic outcomes, emotional well-being, and lifelong self-belief. FTAG also amplifies the voices of women and girls with lived experience, helping families understand masking, internalized symptoms, emotional intensity, executive functioning challenges, and the unique ways ADHD affects girls across development. Donations support: Free ADHD awareness resources for families and schools Early screening and education initiatives Professional training and community outreach Research-informed content focused on girls and underrepresented ADHD profiles Reducing long-term mental health consequences of late or missed diagnosis Keywords: ADHD in girls, inattentive ADHD, early ADHD diagnosis, neurodivergent girls, executive function, emotional regulation, masking, mental health, education equity, child development, parenting support, school support, ADHD awareness, nonprofit, girls’ mental health. FTAG’s mission is simple and urgent: find ADHD in girls early—so they grow up understood, supported, and confident in who they are.

ZOE On Campus supports young adults on college and university campuses in practices of social justice, radical inclusivity, spiritual exploration, and the flourishing of all creation.

Algorithm Alchemists is a non-profit organization that teaches coding to elementary and high school students through online classes. We believe that learning to code should be fun, engaging, and most importantly free. Our passionate high school student teachers provide the right amount of homework, so students can master Python and move on to more advanced programming languages and concepts. Our mission is to inspire and empower the next generation of coders. We believe that coding is an essential skill that can unlock limitless opportunities for students. We take a hands-on approach to learning, with interactive lessons and coding challenges that keep students engaged and motivated.

🌱 The International Aroid Society (IAS) is a global non-profit organization dedicated to the study, conservation, and appreciation of the plant family Araceae, commonly known as aroids. Aroids include many popular house and landscape plants such as Anthurium, Philodendron, Alocasia, Monstera (like the Swiss cheese plant), and Spathiphyllum (Peace Lily). Here are some key things about the IAS: 🌟 Key Roles and Activities Cultivar Registration: The IAS is the official International Cultivar Registration Authority (ICRA) for the Araceae family. This means they maintain a centralized registry of aroid cultivars to ensure consistency in naming and documentation. Publications: They produce two main publications: Aroideana: A peer-reviewed scientific journal in continuous publication since 1978, featuring research on aroid taxonomy, ecology, cultivation, and new species. IAS Newsletter: A quarterly publication with news, society updates, and articles of interest to aroid growers. Annual Expo: The IAS hosts a major annual event, the Tropical Plant Expo, which includes speakers, workshops, vendors, and an Aroid Awards competition. Education and Grants: They work to advance aroid education, research, and conservation through information sharing, digital resources, and an awards and grants program. Community: The society unites enthusiasts, growers, and researchers worldwide, with local chapters to foster community engagement. The IAS was founded in 1977 and continues to serve as a vital resource for anyone interested in the Araceae family.

The CVNT Collective is trans affirming, pro-choice, anti-fascism, anti-genocide, anti-racism, and intersectional. We believe every person has a right to live with dignity and be treated with respect. The CVNT Collective is a network of crafters that creates hats to strengthen community, raise funds for other non-profit service providers, and foster hope amidst political destabilization. We host workshops on craftivism and fiber arts 101 in partnership with various community organizations local to me in Detroit, MI. Look for more information on workshops on our website! If you would like to sign up for a workshop, or if you have an organization that would like to work with us, please contact us!