Hello John,
Thank you for participating in another impactful Solidarity Week!

This year, we shared resources on how to get involved in student activism [[link removed]] and how to work toward dismantling systems of oppression that affect BIPOC [[link removed]] , immigrant [[link removed]] , and disabled [[link removed]] populations.

CHECK OUT OUR STUDENT RESOURCES > [[link removed]]

In addition to these resources, our new 2023–2024 National Student Council Cohort put together 4 blog posts for you to utilize this week and beyond:

1. 12 Tips for Showing Solidarity from the National Student Council
2. Solidarity Challenge Game
3. Poster Creation Project
4. How to Organize a Fundraising Campaign

Solidarity involves bringing together different people based on finding common objectives and solutions. GLSEN and our long-standing partner, T-Mobile, believe that access to the internet is essential to that work.

Unfortunately, not every student in the United States has equal access to internet service.

T-Mobile is committed to using their network as a force for good, which is why they launched Project 10Million [[link removed]] in 2020 to help give students a brighter future in and out of school. Project 10Million and related programs have connected millions of students to free hotspots and data that they can use to connect with like-minded students who are working toward the common goal of building better education systems.
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In Solidarity,
Melanie Willingham-Jaggers
Executive Director
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