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In this lesson, students who have watched Love, Simon will compare Simon and Blue by creating life-sized character studies of each, decorating them with character traits and identity terms.

March 15th, 2018

6 Considerations For Queer Youth Coming Out

March 12th, 2018

This Love Story is Perfect for an LGBTQ-inclusive Curriculum

March 12th, 2018

I’m a Queer Youth in Recovery from an Eating Disorder

March 8th, 2018

March for Our Lives: How Students Can Take Action

March 5th, 2018

This Student Wants Schools to Start #QueeringBlackHistory

February 27th, 2018

I’m a Black Queer Student, and My School Needs to Recognize My Entire Self

February 26th, 2018

10 LGBTQ Youth Share How They Carpe Love!

February 15th, 2018

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Brett Kavanaugh is a Threat to my Future

What #PrideMeans to LGBTQ Youth

6 Things LGBTQ Youth Want Allies To Do This Pride

8 Queer Asian and Pacific Islander Icons Who Make an Impact on LGBTQ Youth

Dear Stacy Bailey and Other Openly Queer Educators

LGBTQ Educators: What We Know and What They Need

8 Questions with GLSEN’s Educator of the Year

9 Questions with the President of GLSEN's GSA of the Year

I’m a Bi High Schooler in Texas, Where Teachers Must Say Homosexuality Is

How Using Gender-Neutral Language Can Break the Silence of LGBTQ Students

Where to Break the Silence on the Day of Silence

10 Ways Educators Can Support the Day of Silence

Love, Simon: Coming Out & Invisible Identities Lesson