February 1, 2023
by GLAAD
Media Guide: Reporting on Book Bannings and School Censorship
The rise in efforts to ban specific topics from school libraries—largely books about LGBTQ people and race and racism
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October 19, 2020
College students from across the country go purple for #SpiritDay
Despite the obstacles that this year has brought, these students made sure that all LGBTQ youth had someone to stand up for them.
September 24, 2020
Prepping for the polls: Next steps for young voters beyond registering to vote
LGBTQ advocate and organizer Leah Juliett breaks down how you can (any why you should) vote in 2020.
August 28, 2020
LGBTQ student advocates: Apply now to become a GLAAD Campus Ambassador!
Campus Ambassadors will receive virtual programming and opportunities to engage in GLAAD campaigns, appear in media, and much more! Applications due September 20, 2020.
June 22, 2020
Introducing GLAAD's inaugural class of 20 Under 20 Honorees
GLAAD's Rising Stars 20 Under 20 list spotlights twenty young LGBTQ people who are shaping the future of media and activism.
April 23, 2020
How to celebrate 'Day of Silence' virtually, on its 25th anniversary
While Day of Silence recognizes and honors the significant changes that have been made over the past few decades, the day also calls for us to recognize the still relevant needs for progress to fully support LGBTQ youth in schools.
April 22, 2020
by GLAAD
GLAAD introduces 'Amp U,' digital chat for LGBTQ youth
AmpU provides LGBTQ youth with the opportunity to tell their stories, and connect with other young people who are isolating or away from their chosen families at school.
October 16, 2019
6 GLAAD Campus Ambassadors share why pronouns are important to them
Pronouns also serve as an extension of one's name and, therefore, a person’s identity. This means that the correct use and recognition of one's pronouns are linked directly to recognition of their core identity.
February 14, 2020
Why LGBTQ youth need sex education
For LGBTQ and questioning youth specifically, sex ed can be a frustrating and dangerously misleading experience.
August 13, 2019
Indianapolis teen Dominic Conover wants you to write a letter to the Catholic Church
Schools with anti-LGBTQ policies continue to make some LGBTQ students and those of other marginalized identities feel unsafe and unwelcome.
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