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A leading education organization working to create safe & #LGBTQ-inclusive K-12 schools. Our Days of Action: #DayOfSilence #SolidarityWeek #GLSENChangingTheGame
New York, NYglsen.orgJoined December 2008

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Remember: you matter, your story matters, and you deserve to feel safe. Stay tuned for more ways to help you cope with holiday stress this month. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️
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The holidays can be a very difficult time for many #LGBTQ+ people, especially LGBTQ+ youth. Some youth have to live with and be surrounded by unsupportive family members in toxic environments. Shout out to Jordyn (they/he) for sharing their affirmations this holiday season.
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We've been on Twitter for 13 years! ❤️ We want to say thank you to those that have supported us not only these past 13 years but ever since we started the mission of safe and inclusive schools for all, especially #LGBTQ+ youth. 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ #MyTwitterAnniversary
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Jace T. Wilder (he/they), based in Tenn., serves the South region and is a senior at Belmont University pursuing a Bachelor’s degree of science in both political science and public health. Jace, a Tennessee native, identifies as transmasculine.
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Esmée Silverman (she/her), based in Ore., serves the West region and is a queer activist, community organizer, public speaker, and educator. She is the co-founder of the nonprofit organization, Queer Youth Assemble and Let Trans Athletes Play.
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Tyrese Rice (he/him/el), based in Conn., serves the Southwest region, was born and raised in Okmulgee and Tulsa, Oklahoma. Tyrese grew up as one of the only out queer kids in the area since the age of 11.
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Jaiden Blancaflor (he/him), based in Ohio, serves the Midwest region and is a first-year student at the Ohio State University. He is majoring in speech and hearing sciences as well as minoring in LGBTQ studies, American Sign Language, and disabilities studies.
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Dorcas Adedoja (they/them), based in N.Y., serves the East region and is a trained public health specialist advising health professionals, artists, activists, and the general public on best practices throughout the COVID-19 pandemic
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We are so excited to introduce to you our GLSEN Freedom Fellowship team for 2021-2022! These five Freedom Fellows were selected to advise and support GLSEN and our network of more than 48 Chapters on topics affecting #LGBTQ+ students across the country.
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We stand with , and the 400 other organizations and people taking a stand against censorship in school libraries. This December we will be raising funds to purchase Rainbow Libraries for Phoenix-area schools! Learn how you can help: bit.ly/31Meop1
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Every youth deserves to see themselves in books. That’s why we at GLSEN are standing up against the censorship of books about #LGBTQ people and people of color in schools. All #LGBTQ youth deserve to witness and visualize their stories in books. Period. 📚 #BooksNotBans @glaad
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#ICYMI: Yesterday, walked us through findings from their latest report on the experiences of students and advisors in #GSAs, titled The GSA Study. Check out key points from their report in this thread! #NewGLSENData ⬇️🧵
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Thank you for joining us today! Stay tuned and tweet along with us, as we dig into the experiences of students and advisors in Gender and Sexuality Alliance clubs. #NewGLSENData
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