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Fighting for Education Justice
Nov. 24, 2010 — t. aaronThis past weekend, two GSA Network youth leaders and two of our staff attended the annual Statewide Gathering for the Campaign for Quality Education to strategize about our goals for education justice in California in the coming year. GSA Network has been a proud member of the Campaign for Quality Education (CQE) for the past two years.
Make Your School Better Now through an Anti-Slur Campaign
Oct. 28, 2010 — DanielHave you wondered what it takes to make your school safer and more accepting for LGBTQ students?
Has your GSA done the Day of Silence every year and the teachers in your school still don't stop students from using anti-LGBT slurs in class?
Millions wear purple to stop bullying and prevent suicide
Oct. 21, 2010 — lauraGSA Network Staff wore purple on Wednesday, October 20th as part of Spirit Day, a day to honor youth who have committed suicide after relentless anti-LGBT bullying at school.
Youth share their thoughts on the Make It Better Project
Oct. 13, 2010 — Daniel"The Make It Better Project is a chance to do something about injustices in our schools. It's an opportunity to have a voice, to be known, to be understood, and to be accepted. It will NOT get better until we MAKE IT BETTER!"
- Buddie Sims, Pomona, California
Make It Better Project Action Alert
Oct. 8, 2010 — JackieIn response to the tragic suicides by LGBT youth in recent weeks, GSA Network launched the Make It Better Project. We are excited to tell you about the project and all the ways you can get involved to combat bullying and make schools safer for LGBT youth right now.
ACTION ALERT: Prevent Suicide - Make It Better NOW
Oct. 4, 2010 — CarolynLGBT youth should not have to suffer through bullying at school. We can Make It Better NOW!
Columnist Dan Savage launched "It Gets Better," a video message in response to recent youth suicides to tell LGBT youth that life gets better after high school.
Bullied to Death: GSA Activists Mourn Youth Suicides and Call for Action
Sep. 29, 2010 — CarolynStudents and staff from Gay-Straight Alliance Network mourn the tragic death of 13-year-old Seth Walsh, who died yesterday after relentless anti-LGBT bullying at school drove him take his own life. Officials at Jacobsen Middle School in Tehachapi, California failed to put a stop to the bullying.
