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Make a Call, Make a Difference
Jan. 24, 2012 — KellyMake It Better on National GSA Day - January 25th!
Arkansas Roots Create a Revolution
Jan. 20, 2012 — amandaImagine this: Me at nineteen years old, very young, new-to-activism (and much more punk) approaching a table full of pamphlets and colorful rainbows at a queer event at Hendrix College in Conway, Arkansas.
Senator Franken Wants YOU to Make It Better!
Jan. 19, 2012 — JillHow do you spend a day celebrating the work of GSA clubs? Through activism, of course!
Celebrate Black History Month
Jan. 18, 2012 — KellyThe stories and contributions of Black LGBTQ people often go unheard and unseen. Exploring the intersections of these identities is necessary to advance our movements towards justice. It is also important to learn from those who have been a part of the movement for decades; Black LGBTQ people have been at the forefront of both the civil rights and LGBTQ rights movements.
Arkansas and Kentucky join the National Assocation
Jan. 11, 2012 — laura2012 is the year of the national GSA movement! We’re only 11 days into 2012, and two new members already joined the National Association.
Fighting Homophobia with the United Nations
Jan. 9, 2012 — Isaias GuzmanIsaias Guzman is a senior at Bell High School, where he is President of the GSA. Isaias is also a member of Gay-Straight Alliance Network’s Board of Directors.
Make A New Year’s Revolution
Jan. 4, 2012 — amandaWelcome back to school GSA members! 
The end of one year and the beginning of a new one can be a good time to pause and reflect. We can take a moment to look back on our previous year and decide what we want to build in our next year.
Making the Shift from Clients to Activists
Dec. 23, 2011 — lauraThis post is the final blog in a series from Laura Wadden, GSA Network’s National Programs Manager, who just returned from a 9-day road trip through Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois.
During a recent road trip, I crossed five Southern and Midwestern states, where I met with almost 50 youth and adult GSA movement leaders.
Making Schools FAIR For All! Youth Empowerment Summit 2011
Dec. 20, 2011 — amandaImagine starting your day off in an auditorium with 
energetic LGBTQA youth and adult allies, listening to speakers talk about the safe schools movement, and even doing a little jig that we here at GSA Network call the “fruit salute”?
Hostile Climates Don't Stop GSAs
Dec. 19, 2011 — lauraThis post is the second in a series from Laura Wadden, GSA Network’s National Program Manager, who just returned from a 9-day road trip through Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois.
