October 31, 2011
by Adam Bass
Arizona Superintendent Should Apologize
Thursday, October 20th was Spirit Day, when millions of Americans wore purple and spoke out against bullyi
anti-lgbt bullying
October 20, 2011
Business leader CNBC opens stock market in Spirit Day purple; anchors speak out for LGBT youth
Business leader CNBC goes purple across programs for Spirit Day.
October 20, 2011
The Weather Channel, GMA, The View, The Talk, The Chew & Wendy Williams 'Go Purple' for Spirit Day
Daytime television's brightest stars were among the millions of Americans who wore purple for Spirit Day 2011. In doing so, they sent a powerful message of support to LGBT youth and took an important stand against bullying.
October 10, 2011
Stand Up Speak Out
Young people everywhere are taking a stand against bullying. In a movement that’s rocking the nation, young people are saying, let’s make it better – and here’s how.
Georgia Community Education Panel Addresses Issues Affecting LGBT People
On Thursday, October 6, “Partnering for Peace,” a community education panel discussing issues that affect the lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender (LGBT) community, will take place in Hinesville, Ga.
October 3, 2011
GLAAD Joins the PACER Center to Promote Bullying Awareness and Prevention
This year, GLAAD has officially teamed up with the PACER Center to observe October as ‘National Bullying Prevention Month.’
September 26, 2011
American Federation of Teachers works with GLAAD to prevent anti-LGBT bullying
Many young people are bullied daily in classrooms and school communities around the country.
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