Gay, lesbian, and bisexual people use the term "coming out" when referring to the process of revealing their sexual orientation to others. This category contains help, stories, and information.
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- My Child is Gay. My child is gay. Now what do I do? Answers the questions most parents when learning their child is gay. Helping out in the community and resources.
- Cool Page for Queer Teens Useful information for GLBT teens about coming out, problems in school and at home, religion. Several links and expert consultations.
- Stages of Coming Out Article on stages of coming out.
- Coming Out Can Reduce Sexual Prejudice A national survey study finds that heterosexuals who personally know a gay man or lesbian have more favorable attitudes toward gay people in general than do heterosexuals without such contact.
- How to be a Happy Lesbian Resources and links for lesbian women, and PDF download of part of the book, "How to be a Happy Lesbian: A coming out guide" (requires email address and name).
- GLBTQ Education: Identity Formation and Coming Out Identity formation and coming out process in gay, lesbian, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning people is not well understood. Internet resources, reports, papers, books, abstracts, and bibliography.
- Empty Closets Resources on coming out and health, as well as chat room, forums, and news articles. Allows members to create photo galleries and blogs.
- Coming Out Yahoo! Group Email group for gay, lesbian, bisexual or transgender people coming out to share experiences.
- Coming Out and Staying Out A guide to coming out for gay and bisexual men.
- Coming Out From Behind The Badge Book about gay and lesbian law enforcement officers. Offers advice and stories about LGBT police, fire, and EMS professionals.
- HRC - Coming Out Articles on issues related to coming out, personal stories, and links.
- The Gay Dad Project Exploring and helping families, and the relationships within these families, where one parent is gay and one parent is straight.