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Health & Well-Being

Organization

Gay, Lesbian, and Straight Education

Network (GLSEN Boston)

Address: 29 Stanhope Street, 4

th

Floor

Boston, MA 02116

Phone: (617) 536-9669

Fax: (617) 236-0334

Web-site: www.glsenboston.org

Services Provided:

Technical Assistance/Consulting

Training/Workshops for Staff

Information & Referrals

Publications

Materials/Curriculum Kits

Activities For Kids At Your Site

Activities For Kids Off-Site

Other:

Organization Description

The Gay, Lesbian and Straight Education Network of Boston strives to assure that each

member of every school community is valued and respected, regardless of sexual

orientation.

Programs/Services Offered

Safe Schools Initiative

Description

As part of the Safe Schools Initiative, GLSEN Boston offers

antihomophobia workshops for educators. The workshops focus on

increasing sensitivity to issues related to sexual orientation, how to

handle issues between students and curriculum ideas.

Intended Audience

Educators and community groups

Location

At-your-site, or another location

Cost

Fees may apply depending on resources available and the type of

organization requesting the training, call for more information.

To Find Out More

Call the GLSEN at 536-9669 for more information.

Inclusive Materials

Description

GLSEN Boston offers an annotated bibliography that describes a

variety of resources for teachers, parents and students to locate gay,

lesbian, bisexual, and transgender inclusive materials. High School

and K-8 versions are available. Many of the materials may be

purchased from the GLSEN National on-line bookstore.

Intended Audience

Anyone interested in inclusive materials

Location

Bibliography is on-line at www.glsenboston.org, materials may be

purchased from GLSEN National at www.atlasbooks.com/glsen/

Cost

Bibliography is free; materials are available for purchase.

To Find Out More

Visit www.glsenboston.org

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>>>>>Bibliography is on-line at www.glsenboston.org, materials may be purchased from GLSEN National at www.atlasbooks.com/glsen/

Web Archives of atlasbooks.com/glsen:

take a look at our Book Sale!

Welcome to the Bookstore, GLSEN's one-stop shopping place for those committed to ending anti-gay bias in schools. We are pleased to present you with a redesigned and newly expanded catalog for the 2001-2002 school year. In addition to its fresh look, this year's Bookstore catalog contains over 25 new resources that will aid you in your efforts to build more accepting school communities.

You will find the new GLSEN resources like Ending Anti-Gay Bias in Schools: A Training of Trainers Manual and the GLSEN Workbook, which helps community members to assess their schools in the area of policy, programming and practice. Hatred in the Hallways offers the first comprehensive look at the human rights abuses suffered by lesbian, gay, bisexual, and transgender students at the hands of their peers. Three new anthologies are the first of their kind: Revolutionary Voices, the first creative resource by and for queer and questioning youth, presents the writings and artwork of over 50 people ages 14-26; Transforming Families collects over 30 personal stories from transgendered people and their families; Troubling Intersections of Race and Color examines the unique experiences of students who are both queer and of color. Growing Up Gay and Lesbian in a Catholic High School offers perspectives and analysis on youth in religious institutions. And the latest videos - One of Them and In Their Words promise to spark classroom discussion and prompt viewers to examine their own responses and provide a safe school environment for all students.

The viewpoints expressed in GLSEN Bookstore materials reflect those of the authors/filmmakers, and do not necessarily represent those of GLSEN.

GLSEN is committed to providing affordable resources through its Bookstore. Prices of non-GLSEN produced materials reflect publisher/distributor guidelines.

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>>>>Bibliography is on-line at www.glsenboston.org

This bibliography was given out to all the students.

This is the ORIGINAL website that was online. I just found the bibliography. Will be in next post.

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