Educate to Liberate
Hendrix Olson (Center) with Staff from the Mountain Center at Santa Fe Pride, 2019 (Photo Credit: The Mountain Center) By Hendrix Olson Hendrix (Henny) Olson Read More
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Our Call For Change
A statement from GSA Network’s New Media Youth Council While equality should not be a matter of politics, in 2020, the human rights of marginalized Read More
Uplifting Indigenous Voices and Two Spirit Family
By LuzMarina Serrano, Lead Organizer for Two Spirit Initiative and National Alliances When I was at Standing Rock a number of years ago, I stayed Read More
Use Your Voice and Your Vote
By Maya Henry, New Media Council Politics and elections can feel–and be–daunting, and it’s easier to dismiss as an issue for grown-ups. Now more than Read More
Focusing our Digital Organizing Presence
By Ronnie Dong, GSA Network Digital Coordinator GSA Network hosted our first community briefing, Rooted & Connected: Digital Organizing for Trans & Queer Youth Power, Read More
Social Justice Discussion Topics for Your Virtual GSA
Black Lives Matter, Indigenous activism, and more…
How Teachers Can Be the Allies We Need in the Classroom
Whether it’s virtual or in person, allyship matters.
The United States of Horror
“We the People stand against the United States of Horror, and we will trek to new horizons.”
Why I Protest Police Violence During Pride
Pride to me means being part of a larger legacy of radical activism. We owe our progress to the many LGBTQ+ activists of color who came before us.
My First Black Lives Matter Protest
We made peaceful noise and they made people collapse in pain.