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#gsaday Tweet Chat - Feb 6, 3pm PST!

On National Gay-Straight Alliance Day, GSA Network will join GSA Day, GLSEN, and Campus Pride to host a Tweet Chat LIVE!

WHEN: 3pm PST, Wednesday, February 6!
HASHTAG: #gsaday

Register Now! Expression Not Suppression

Are you a lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, questioning or straight ally youth? Want more tools to make YOUR school safer and defeat bullying?

Reaching the Summit

You hear a lot about our big conferences -- and for good reason! Over 700 people came to San Francisco for the incredible YES conference last month.

How YOU Can Implement Lessons that Matter

As a student, you know that LGBTQ-inclusive lessons can have a dramatic impact on how safe you feel in school.

For NYC GSAs, in unity there is strength

While I was in New York this past December, I had a chance to host a meeting with a group of activists and youth organizers from across New York City that were working with GSA activists in NYC schools doing amazing GSA and safe schools organizing.

A top nonprofit

If you've seen this infographic, you know GSA Network has accomplished a lot this year. And it's not just us saying that -- nonprofit experts agree.

2012 YES!

Epic.  That’s one way to describe the 8th annual Youth Empowerment Summit (YES) that took place on Saturday, December 15th.  YES draws hundreds of queer and straight ally youth, as well as their adult allies to San Francisco for one epic day of learning about saf

Advancing Racial and Economic Justice

In case you missed it, last week saw a number of great advances for GSA Network's racial and economic justice work!

Ending the School-to-Prison Pipeline Hearing Before Senate Judiciary Committee

On behalf of LGBTQ youth facing harsh discipline and school pushout, GSA Network has submitted written testimony for a hearing happening today before the U.S. Senate Judiciary Subcommittee on the Constitution, Civil Rights, and Human Rights.

Breaking: Supreme Court to Review DOMA and Prop 8

The Supreme Court has decided to grant review in Hollingsworth v. Perry, the case deciding the fate of California’s Proposition 8, the state constitutional amendment that denies loving, committed same-sex couples the right to marry.