What is a GSA? 
Where are they? 
What do they do?
Here's information to help you discover the 
youth resource known as a Gay-Straight Alliance.

First of all, what is a Gay-Straight Alliance? GSAs are student-initiated and student-run clubs in public and private schools, typically high schools. A GSA provides a safe, supportive place for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, questioning (LGBTQ) and straight ally youth to meet and discuss sexual orientation and gender identity issues, and to work to create a school environment free of discrimination, harassment, and intolerance.

Southern Arizona has twenty-six GSAs chartered or forming in its public high schools. These groups operate on threadbare budgets, and would love to be able to sponsor events, send students to national conferences, and raise awareness of LGBTQ issues.

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For more information on GSAs and queer youth, see:

Arizona Star