Hi There! We're so happy you're here!
We exist, we’re here, and you are, too.

We wanted to create a place where queer athletes can tell their stories, or, if they haven’t quite written them yet (uhh, welcome to the club!), ask questions to help discover themselves.
To do that, click the “Ask A Question!” button and fill the box with whatever you’re wondering. They could be questions around new feelings, expressing yourself to your coaches or teammates, or general confusion you may have. We’ve partnered with some incredible queer pro athletes — check our socials to see who will be answering each week of October! — who will do their best to answer and express their perspectives and thoughts to the best of their ability.

Feeling safe is of the utmost importance, so it’s 100% anonymous; you’ll never be asked to give your name or email. And we do have some guidelines:

• No hate. We vet these before they reach our pros and if they include any hateful or hurtful words, they’re going in the trash.
• Your questions don’t have to be sports related! But if they are, you’re asking folks who can relate to that.
• Finally, there are no dumb questions! Sometimes shame prevents us from expressing what’s racing through our heads; there is no shame here. Ask away!

We’re excited to hear from you and honored to be part of your journey. We’ll be here in the meantime.

Together, Always,

Your Queer Friends at
UNINTERRUPTED and Athlete Ally
SAFETY NOTE: Neither us nor the athletes answering these questions are mental health care professionals. If you’re feeling thoughts of self harm, or are in immediate crisis, please don’t send a message through the portal because we won’t know how to get in contact with you.

Instead, call or text 988, or go to the 988 Lifeline Crisis Chat to be immediately connected to a 24/7/365 crisis counselor for emotional support.

You’re not alone.
Meet our athletes
R.K. RUSSELL
he / him
is a Former NFL player & author of The Yards Between Us.
Breanna Stewart
she / her
is a two time WNBA MVP, champion, and WNBA Finals MVP.
Emma Gee & Nikki Hiltz
She/Her & They/Them
is a queer professional track athlete and currently training for the 2024 Track & Field Olympic Trials. Nikki Hiltz is a trans nonbinary professional track athlete and is the first openly non-binary runner to win a USA Track and Field championship title
Matt Lynch
He/Him
is head coach at the University of South Carolina Salkehatchie and the first publicly gay men's basketball coach in the NCAA.
CeCé Telfer
she/her
is the first openly trans woman to win an NCAA title. She's also a social justice advocate, model and author of a new book, Make It Count.
Quinn
they/them
is a two-time Olympic medalist, a midfielder on the Canada Women's National Team and a multi-year starter for Seattle Reign FC
Chelsea Gray
she/her
is a three-time WNBA champion, a WNBA Finals MVP and five-time WNBA All-Star
Gus Kenworthy
He/Him
is an Olympic medalist, actor, queer rights advocator and former guest on RuPaul's Drag Race.
Kevin Maxen
He/Him
is a former college football player and the current associate strength coach for the Jacksonville Jaguars.
More About us
Noa
they/them
Worked on the campaign’s look and feel, and the design and interactions of the site.
Ethan
he/him
Put together the design of the site, and his handwriting is all over this campaign.
Reed
he/him
Wrote a lot of the words across this campaign.
Erick
he/him
Isn't queer, but is a great ally and put together this site and made it functional.
franny
he/him
Isn't queer, but is a great ally and put together this site and made it functional.