December 1st marks World AIDS Day, a day observed to raise awareness around
the AIDS pandemic, and to focus a globalized effort on HIV/AIDS prevention and education.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month, an effort to raise awareness around and prevent sexualized violence in our world. While everyone is affected by and can be a survivor of sexualized violence, LGBTQ communities (particularly communities of color) have much higher incidence rates and face more barriers towards getting support.
National Eating Disorder Awareness Week is February 26 - March 3 this year. LGBTQ people face unique challenges with eating disorders, and often their experiences remain hidden. Author Ryan K. Sallans writes about his experience with an eating disorder and their relationship to his transgender identity.
Recently I trained GSA Network staff on how we can
work to create anti-ableist safe spaces to be more inclusive of disabled people in our anti-oppression work. What is ableism?
December 1st marks World AIDS Day, a day observed to raise awareness around
the AIDS pandemic, and to focus a globalized effort on HIV/AIDS prevention and education.
Thursday November 10, 2011 marked a historical moment for the LGBT safe schools movement. GSA Network hosted 24 stakeholders from around the nation for a two day convening in San Francisco to discuss and strategize about the first-of-its-kind federally funded Safe & Healthy LGBT Youth Project.