
The Fight for Gender Justice is Far From Over
By Maya H. Since the first calls for gender equality, gender-based activism has had heavy opposition. 19th-century suffragists were ridiculed for being “greedy,” 1960s workers’ Read More
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GSA Network has a strong track record of success in LGBTQ+ youth organizing in communities of color and has gained national recognition as a leader that is able to achieve and implement systems change. We have demonstrated the strength of our youth leadership development and advocacy model, our alliance building, and national movement building to create equitable school climates for LGBTQ+ youth. Since our founding in 1998, we have: