United for Pride means solidarity with your community. United for Pride means speaking up and speaking out. United for Pride means sharing joy and freedom with others. United for Pride means advocating for those that are too tired, afraid, or vulnerable. For Pride this year, we want to shed light on our community’s strength, power, and perseverance. All throughout May and June, we will be collecting and sharing stories about what Pride means to YOU. Head to glsen.org/pride, linked in our bio, to submit your response to one of these prompts and we might share your story on our social media. How is Pride different this year than in the past? What unites you to your LGBTQ+ community? What does visibility look like to you? In the face of attempted erasure, transcribing queer stories is more important than ever. We will be loud, we will be proud, and we will fight for justice in and out of the classroom. (fb)

For Day of (No) Silence this year, our National Student Council is encouraging students across the nation to write to their elected officials urging them to protect LGBTQ+ students rights. The NSC has created some template letters to use, or you can write your very own. Check out the Day of (No) Silence webpage under the "Use Your Voice" section for the templates and more information. The link is in our bio. (fb)