GSA Clubs Protect LGBTQ+ Students From Bias-Based Bullying, Study Shows
GSA clubs have a powerful, positive impact on trans and queer student wellness, and new research proves that they also have a protective effect against Read More
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Complacency is Not An Option
By Thomas I wear many shirts. If you look in my closet, you’ll find student, ambassador, advocate, leader, organizer, and activist, with limited, yet available Read More
Expression Not Suppression (ENS) 2018
By Maria L., Kayla G., and Maddy F. Expression Not Suppression (ENS) is a free, annual conference in the Fresno area of California for LGBTQ and Read More
Visions for Liberation: Then and Now
By Geoffrey W. When I started my GSA club, our dreams of liberation consisted of being able to go to school free from violence, bullying Read More
Leading With Our Heart
By Marc The first time I got a sense of what a youth-led social justice movement looked like, I felt an instant connection to it. Read More
ICYMI: Bi-weekly Roundup for February 16, 2018
#GSADay4RJ is Next Friday: Let’s #FreeOurFolks from the PIC The National Youth Council, a project of the National Association of GSA Networks, leads this year’s Read More
Latinx History Month is Over, Keep Claiming Your Space
By Rhina R. Growing up in El Salvador, I never celebrated Latinx History Month. There was no need. Being Latinx in a Latin American country Read More
Trans and Queer Youth Celebrate, Grow, and Emerge Unified at Pride
By Paulo Pride is especially significant to me because I live in a region that is notorious for being conservative and closed off to the Read More
The Power of Youth Voice to Shift Policy
By Rev. Rhina R. Watching dozens of LGBTQ+ students march on the steps of California’s Capitol to rally in favor of laws that will help Read More
United Against Hate
By Neda S. Incidents of hate in schools are on the rise. We’ve heard this directly from youth leaders: there is a strong resurgence of Read More