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Policy-makers
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School Personnel
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Students & Parents
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Inclusive, Enumerated Policies
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Establish and publicize local policies in school districts, schools, and classrooms.
Learn about policies in their school and school district.
Raise awareness of the need for inclusive and enumerated policies.
Advocate for local and state policy change.
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Learn about policies in their school and school district.
Raise awareness of the need for inclusive and enumerated policies.
Advocate for local and state policy change.
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School Personnel Support & Training
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Intervene in discriminatory bullying.
Seek resources support LGBTQ students.
Participate in trainings to better understand their LGBTQ students.
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Parents should support efforts by schools and school districts to provide LGBTQ- focused professional development and training to school personnel.
Students can advocate for, and participate in, LGBTQ-focused professional development for their teachers and other school personnel.
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Student- Led Clubs (GSAs)
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Identify and eliminate barriers to the formation and operation of GSAs and treat them like any other student organization or club.
Seek training on how to support GSAs.
Support GSAs and other student organizations.
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Parents and students can advocate for GSAs in their schools
Students can start, and participate in GSAs in their schools.
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Access to LGBTQ-Related Resources & Curricula
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Ensure LGBTQ people and history in curricula through state laws, educational guidelines, and school district policies, as well as professional development for school personnel for inclusive curriculum.
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Be a resource for LGBTQ youth.
Ensure that libraries have resources for LGBTQ youth.
Request and attend safe zone trainings.
Promote visibility and inclusion through visual materials (posters) and in public settings (school assemblies).
Appeal to school administrators for LGBTQ-inclusive classroom curricula.
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