Finding Your GSA Community
By Maya H. Change is scary. Moving to a new school, introducing yourself to a stranger, applying for a job without knowing you’ll get it: Read More
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Clicktivism: the Good, the Bad, the Performative
By Maya H. Throughout history, there have been innovations and landmark protests that have changed the face of activism forever: the Stonewall riots, car caravans Read More
Building Community and Inclusive Sex Ed
By Alex & Kaneesha Alex (he/him) and Kaneesha (she/they) are high school seniors and community organizers from the same Northern California school district who recently Read More
Giving To A Future In Education
By Joaquin C. I grew up being titled as different, abnormal, whatever people say about someone who has brown skin, a different sexuality, and is Read More
Queer Liberation is a Pillar of Pride
By Maya H. I first dipped my toes in the GSA movement when I was 11 and saw an older classmate hang a poster advertising Read More
Beyond Women’s History Month, Honor All Women
By Maya Henry Trans people have been among the most beaten, brutalized, and abandoned members of society for decades. Trans women must face transphobia and Read More
The Evolution of Music
By Joaquin Cruz When you listen to jazz or think about it, you usually think about artists like Frank Sinatra, Andy Williams, maybe Michael Buble. That Read More
Racism and Climate Change Go Hand in Hand
By Reyes Morales Warne America is stolen land made by stolen people. This is a phrase that is often seen circulating the interwebs. Although it Read More
Beyond the Police: Getting Policed in Schools
By Joaquin Cruz, New Media Council Member Police in schools has always been an issue for students. Police in schools, known as School Resource Officers Read More
Unified in Our Hope for a Better Future
By Maya Henry, New Media Council Member 2020 has been a year for the books: from the initial COVID-19 outbreak in March to the swell Read More