so this is a shout OUT to the amazing students i worked with today from pvhs...
i attached a ramapo pride flyer (like the one i gave out today) and a pride prom flyer to this (see below)
so tell all your friends:
pride prom 2009: gender bender edition
(drag's not required, but it sure would be fun)
friday, april 24th from 8pm to 12am
in pavilion (located on the left side of campus by oak and maple dorms, the volley ball court and across from the giant business school)
tickets are FREE (we're asking for a $2 - $5 donation to the TruthAIDs project at the door)
there's gonna be free food, dancing, music and more!!
hope to see you all there!!
i also attached our eboard leadership retreat packet (last summer we had a team building/training retreat where we learned how to be a successful queer/straight alliance and things like that). on the first page is the mission statement for ramapo pride...so the packet as a whole should be really helpful for creating a gay/straight alliance
also here's some links to check out:
Here's a link to GLSEN's (Gay Lesbian Straight Education Network) free guide to starting a gay/straight alliance at the high school level
Here's a link to GLSEN's training guide for creating safe spaces in your school ( how to educate faculty on dealing with queer issues and students)
and this is a link to GLSEN's climate survey (they collect stats on how safe/homophobic schools are)
-GLSEN is an awesome website, def check it out!
also here's some local schools with gay/straight alliances:
Northern Highlands Regional
Mahwah High
and...paramus library has a gay/straight book club and the Rainbow Cafe Coalition is a gay/straight alliance for the bergen county/northern nj area
good luck with your projects and lemme know if i can be of any more help :)
and thanks again for being awesome queer advocates!!


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