In today’s landscape, purpose alone isn’t enough—it takes courage and creativity to sustain it. As government funding for life-saving resources grows more uncertain, organizations like The Trevor Project are reimagining how to connect, engage, and care at scale.

Join Jaymes Black, CEO of The Trevor Project, as they share how the organization continues to innovate in the face of challenge—harnessing creativity, partnerships, and storytelling to reach LGBTQ+ young people when they need it most. Jaymes will explore what brands can learn from this resilience: how to turn constraints into catalysts for innovation, lead with empathy even when resources are limited, and prove that creativity isn’t just a marketing skill—it’s a survival strategy.