LGBTQ GenSex Resource
GSA Network is a next-generation LGBTQ racial and gender justice organization that empowers and trains queer, trans and allied youth leaders to advocate, organize, and mobilize an intersectional movement for safer schools and healthier communities.
A comprehensive GSA resource guide from how-to start a GSA Club, writing its mission statement, how to include/invite more people to your club, discussion guides, public policy info, and videos & webinars.
The Massachusetts GSA Leadership Council creates and informs policy, promotes inclusive learning environments for all students, supports the development of leadership skills, and fosters statewide collaboration among LGBTQ students and allies.
The Massachusetts GSA Leadership Council is part of the Safe Schools Program for LGBTQ Students, a joint initiative between the Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education and the Massachusetts Commission on LGBTQ Youth.
Advisors: Kim Morrissey, Marielle Berardi
GSA club formed in 2017, meets ~once a month. Students are involved in leadership and advocacy roles to provide a supportive environment for their LGBTQ+ peers and allies.
Advisor: Amanda Egan (aegan@natickps.org)
"The Gender & Sexuality Alliance at NHS works to promote diversity and celebration of differences in our school and community. As members we dedicate time to go on field trips to conferences, movies, plays, and other schools' GSA events, etc. We provide resources and materials to the school to promote diversity. We have LGBTQIA+ related discussions, work on projects, and support each other in a nonjudgmental environment. EVERYONE IS ALWAYS WELCOME. If you cannot attend a meeting, feel free to follow us on Facebook, Twitter @NatichHighGSA or email us at natick.gsa@gmail.com for out of school events and resources."
Meetings are held in room 315 on Tuesdays after school. New members are always welcome and can attend whenever they're able.