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Be loud and visible on Day of (No) Silence on April 4th! Check out our exclusive merch lineup - available now via the link in our story ??? . . . Image description: A circle with the text "Now Available" is in the upper left corner. Day of (No) Silence merch fills the rest of the frame including buttons, stickers, and two bracelts that say "Rise Up". The Day of (No) Silence logo is featured on the bottom right corner.

February is #BlackHistoryMonth! This month we'll be amplifying the voices of Black LGBTQ+ youth who are forging a path toward a world where every student's voice is respected, and their future is full of promise. ?? . . . Image description: "Black History Month" is centered on black background and is surrounded by red, green, and yellow triangles.

Navigating a new presidential administration as an undocumented person can feel overwhelming—but you’re not alone. ?? GLSEN has created a new resource to help undocumented people know their rights. Learn more here: https://bit.ly/4ghTX3X . . . Image description: Graphic from GLSEN announcing new resources for undocumented people. Features an image of a stack of books on top of an open hand, with text and website URL.

We honor those who came before us by continuing the fight for justice, dignity, and liberation. The work isn’t over—but together, we keep going. ??? . . . Image description: Quote by Tourmaline on a purple background: "Our ancestors worked hard to give us a life that's worth fighting for. That's why we keep going." Logo of GLSEN visible at the bottom.

Ready to use your voice to create change? ???? Our National Student Council has created a step-by-step resource on how to write an op-ed and share your story with the world. Whether it’s advocating for LGBTQ+ rights or calling out injustices, your words have power. Check it out here: https://bit.ly/4hC7F2R . . . Image description: Graphic for a new resource from the GLSEN National Student Council on how to write an op-ed, featuring a graphic of a hand holding a pen and text promoting LGBTQ+ youth voices.

Taking care of yourself is a revolutionary act. ?? During tough times, self-care isn’t selfish—it’s necessary. Whether it’s resting, reaching out for support, or finding joy in small moments, prioritize your well-being. Together, we can continue the fight for LGBTQ+ students with strength and resilience. . . . Image description: Illustration of a silhouette filled with plants, with a watering can pouring blue drops above it. A quote by Janet Mock says, "Self-care isn't just important... it's sacred." GLSEN logo at the bottom.

Curious how your state supports LGBTQ+ students? Check out GLSEN State Report Card to see how your state measures up here: https://lnkd.in/enshc78K

Today we honor the legacy of civil rights leader, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. with a call to action. Decades of GLSEN research show Black LGBTQ+ students disproportionately experience hostile school climates. Today, as white supremacists and right-wing fascists continue to try to destroy our public education system, we must collectively rise up. Use your resources — time, money, platform, voice — to help create places of liberation where every student can thrive and reach their full potential. . . . Image description: Illustration of Martin Luther King Jr., featuring the text "Honor Through Action" and the GLSEN logo.

In several states, policies are actively working to undermine the safety and inclusion of LGBTQ+ students. Learn what’s happening in your state with GLSEN’s State Report Card and take action today to advocate for safer schools. ?? Visit https://lnkd.in/enUbhA2P to learn more. . . . Image description in the comments.

Which policies in your state help—or harm—LGBTQ+ students? GLSEN's State Report Card highlights how state laws impact access to four evidence-based supports for safe, inclusive learning environments. Find out more here: https://lnkd.in/enUbhA2P . . . Image description in the comments.