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If you think you need help, there are always people here to support you.

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It’s a new school year! Check out our video filled with 10 tips to energize your school’s Gay-Straight Alliance (GSA). And make sure to check out our Jump-Start Guide to support your GSAs in school throughout the rest of the year.


GSAs: 10 Inspiring High School Gay-Straight Alliances

GBT teens are twice as likely as straight teens to report incidences of physical assault at school, according to a recent survey of more than 10,000 LGBT youth by the Human Rights Campaign, and a shocking 92 percent of LGBT teens say they hear negative messages about their sexuality at school. However, HRC officials also note that “these youth are quite resilient. They find safe havens among their peers, online and in their schools.”

This is why high school Gay-Straight Alliance clubs, typically created and run by students, are important and supportive spaces in so many local communities. In honor of Pride Month, we’re showcasing 10 of the most inspiring high school GSAs in the country.


GLSEN’s Ninth Annual Respect Awards

Tonight’s the night. GLSEN’s ninth annual Respect Awards - New York honor extraordinary allies in the safe schools movement - as well as those who serve as strong role models for our nation’s youth.

(Source: glsen.org)