GLSEN
Posted on: January 16th, 2011 by History Month

The Gay, Lesbian & Straight Education Network (GLSEN) is an American organisation working to ensure safe schools for ALL students, regardless of sexual orientation and gender identity. They provide a series of documents listed below:

Teachers Resources for LGBT history Month

Comprehensive booklist for schools

Documents about changing schools

Comprehensive school survey

Other resources (including lesson plans)

There is much more to this website we suggest you take a tour yourself

www.glsen.org

Gay Pioneers is the story of the first organized annual “homosexual” civil rights demonstrations held in Philadelphia, New York and Washington, DC from 1965-69. The film is directed by PBS award-winning documentary filmmaker Glenn Holsten and produced by PBS affiliate WHYY and Equality Forum. Gay Pioneers braids archival footage from these seminal demonstrations; FBI investigative files obtained under the Freedom of Information Act; gay pioneer interviews about the homophobia of that era, the protocol for the demonstrations and how those demonstrations impacted the movement.

GLSEN have produced a Teaching Guide to accompany the documentary. You can download it here.

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