Rebekah Bruesehoff Email & Phone Number

Philadelphia, PA, US

The GenderCool Project is a youth-led movement replacing misinformed opinions with powerful, positive experiences meeting transgender and nonbinary youth who are thriving. Through education, advocacy, leadership development and visibility, GenderCool is uniquely impacting culture, policyand business worldwide.

In 2024, we released a second edition of "A Kids Book About Being Inclusive" with DK/Penguin Random House in collaboration with A Kids Company About. I'm thrilled for this book to make its way around the world into homes, libraries, and communities so more people are empowered to have meaningful conversations and start creating change right now!

I contributed an afterword to and consulted extensively on the book, "Raising Kids Beyond the Binary: Celebrating God's Transgender and Gender-Diverse Children". This book is rooted in my family's story. Far more than a memoir, the book is a practical handbook for anyone looking to better support transgender and gender expansive young people in their lives.

Speaking honestly from the perspective of a transgender teenager, I help people understand what it takes to build a world where all LGBTQ+ people can thrive. I work with secular and faith-based organizations to spread awareness, advance understanding, and build policies and practices that prioritize equity and inclusion. Some organizations and companies I.

In my reverse mentorship with F5, I had the opportunity to learn from people about their work across F5’s departments while also equipping them to create a workplace that is better prepared for the next generation workforce, particularly in the areas of inclusion for transgender and nonbinary people. I met with executives, spoke to domestic and global.

I co-wrote "A Kids Book About Being Inclusive" with fellow teen activist, Ashton Mota, to equip people of any age to start conversations about inclusion. When we see the beauty in our differences, we can embrace the rich, diverse, and amazing world we live in, together! Featured by the NYTimes, The Today Show, USA Today, and more.

In my reverse mentorship program with VMWare Tanzu, I had the opportunity to learn from people about their work across VMWare's departments and programs while also equipping them to create a more inclusive work environment for transgender and nonbinary employees. Since then, I've had the opportunity to share with other companies and leaders in the.