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Standing out, standing together : the social and political impact of gay-straight alliances /
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The GSA Difference: LGBTQ and Ally Experiences in High Schools with and without Gay-Straight Alliances
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Investigating site-level longitudinal effects of population health interventions: Gay-Straight Alliances and school safety
Published 2019-04-01“…Keywords: Canada, Adolescents, SLEPHI, MG-ML, Gay-Straight Alliances, Lesbian/gay/bisexual…”
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Curry’s Study on the Quality of Public Library Reference Service to LGBTQ Youth
Published 2018-02-01“…The student proxy, “Angela”, was instructed to ask for books on forming a gay-straight alliance at her school and, if there was a full reference interview, to also ask for recommendations of novels that the group might read. …”
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From Awareness to Action: Teacher Attitude and Implementation of LGBT-Inclusive Curriculum in the English Language Arts Classroom
Published 2017-10-01“…Availability of supportive resources such as gay–straight alliances (GSAs) and library holdings, as well as teachers’ awareness of these resources, is also examined. …”
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Radical heterosexuality: Straight teacher activism in schools : Does ally-led activism work?
Published 2016-06-01“…The vast majority of schools in Canada are dominated by unsafe spaces and experiences for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and queer (LGBTQ) youth 1 who continue to experience higher rates of suicide, depression, isolation, harassment/bullying, and self-harm compared to their straight peers. Gay/Straight Alliances (GSAs) and other LGBTQ-inclusive groups exist in schools with the goal of mitigating and working against homophobia. …”
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Challenging homophobia in schools: policies and programs for safe school climates Desafiando a homofobia nas escolas: políticas e programas para climas escolares seguros
Published 2011-04-01“…A growing body of work indicates that the following strategies are associated with safer school climates for LGBT students: enumerated school nondiscrimination and anti-bullying policies; teacher intervention when harassment takes place; availability of information and support about LGBT concerns for students; the presence of school-based support groups or clubs (often called "gay-straight alliances"); and curricular inclusion of LGBT people and issues. …”
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