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Countdown to History

Dec. 7, 2011 — Jill

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For California GSAs, January 1st doesn’t just mean a new Youth with CA State Sen. Leno year; it means a new era!

1,328 Miles on the Open Road

Nov. 30, 2011 — laura

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This post is first in a series from GSA Network’s National Program Manager, who just returned from a 9-day road trip through Missouri, Tennessee, Kentucky, Indiana and Illinois.

Stand in Solidarity – Fight the Pandemic

Nov. 29, 2011 — Ian

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December 1^st marks World AIDS Day, a day observed to raise awareness around AIDS Red Ribbon the AIDS pandemic, and to focus a globalized effort on HIV/AIDS prevention and education.

GSA Movement in the Valley!

Nov. 29, 2011 — Victoria

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GSA Leadership Summits happen all over California, Central Valley Youth Activists from San Diego to San Francisco. But what makes summits in Visalia and Modesto stand out amongst the rest?

T Crater High School's Make It Better Video his week marks a well-known holiday tradition in the United States: Thanksgiving. Whether or not you agree with the origin of this holiday and what it means in the history of our nation

Ready! Set! Go! Safe & Healthy LGBT Youth Project Organization Convening

Nov. 18, 2011 — Ian

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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.

Researchers Prove GSAs Make It Better

Nov. 15, 2011 — Jill

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GSA Activists Young people and adults who spend time in middle and high schools know that Gay-Straight Alliance clubs make it better.

SAC-ATTACK! GSA Network hits the road to Sacramento for a regional GSA Leadership Summit

Nov. 11, 2011 — laura

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When GSA Network youth and staff travel to Sacramento, it usually means they are speaking with legislators at the State Capitol. But this past weekend, LGBTQ youth activists were learning how to make it better in their own schools - locally around Sacramento.