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Hi John,

As we close out Pride, let’s reflect on this past month and bring the same energy and focus to the rest of the year. We must continue to listen to and share future LGBTQ+ stories, advocate for supportive legislation for all LGBTQ+ youth, and to always # GLSENWithPride.

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2021 National School Climate Survey
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The 2021 National School Climate Survey [[link removed]] is GLSEN's twelfth national survey of LGBTQ+ youth. It is a crucial tool in GLSEN's mission for fighting anti-LGBTQ+ bias in K-12 schools across the nation.

The information gathered from this survey will help GLSEN inform education policymakers and the public about the right of all students to be treated with respect in their schools. Many students in the past have also used the survey information to advocate with their teachers and principals for safer schools for LGBTQ+ students.

Who can take the survey

If you attended high school or middle school sometime during the last school year (2020-2021) , identify as LGBTQ+, and are at least 13 years old, share your experiences in school! You are eligible to take this survey if you attended school online, or in person, or a combination of the two. You are also eligible even if you attended school for only part of the year. The survey is completely anonymous.

Are you an LGBTQ+ student in high school or middle school?
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Are you an educator, administrator, or parent?
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Give OUT Day 2021

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On June 30, 2021 , Horizons Foundation will be hosting a 24-hour giving event called Give OUT Day, the only national day of giving for the LGBTQ community.
This is your opportunity to show your love and support towards your local GLSEN Chapters! visit glsen.org/GiveOUTDay2021 to see the full list of our GLSEN Chapters, and give a gift. You can also show your support by sharing our social media content [instagram.com/GLSEN] and use #GiveOUTDay.


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Life After High School:
Building Our Trans and Queer Futures


On a light green to light blue gradient background, there is main text in the middle that reads, Life After High School: Building Our Trans and Queer Futures. A yellow line scores underneath the title. Below it reads, register at the link in our bio! In five circle frames, there are five individuals. In the first circle, there is a warm-toned person with curly, short dark hair. She is looking directly into the camera with a soft smile. Below the image reads the name, Rebekah Robinson (she/her) NSC 2016-2017. In the next circle is a warm-toned person with curly dark hair. They have purple eyeshadow on and are smiling directly into the camera. They are wearing a purple collared sleeveless shirt. Below the image it reads their name, Bug Valladolid (they/she) NSC 2017-2018. In the third circle frame, there is a lighter complexioned person. They wear glasses and rest their head on their closed hand. They have short brown hair and are wearing a black shirt. Below it reads their name, Cruz Contreras (they/he) NSC 2017-2019. In the fourth circle frame, there is a light-complexioned person. He has black hair and is smiling directly at the camera. He has a dimple on the left side and wears a dark collared shirt. His name appears below, Matthew Yekell (he/him) NSC 2019-2020. In the right frame is a warm toned person. They have a very short hair cut, wear big hoop earrings, and have a septum nose ring. They are gazing down at the camera and are wearing a lime green shirt. Their name appears below, E. Smith/Onyx (they/them) SAOTY 2019. The website glsen dot org appears in the bottom left corner and the GLSEN logo is in the bottom right.

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This one is for the students! From internships to higher education to gap years and more, the options for what comes next are endless. Join us on Wednesday, June 30, 2021 at 6 p.m. ET/3 p.m. PT for our panel “Life After High School: Building our Trans and Queer Futures” to hear from our fabulous NSC alumni about what they’ve done since leaving high school. Register below for this virtual conversation.

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