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and safer, more lgbtq-friendly colleges and universities
Empower your campus to prevent bias and hate crimes by attending the Stop the Hate Train the Trainer program. The Stop the Hate program is ideal for a team approach to prevent and respond to bias and hate crimes on …
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Campus Pride commends the 2018 International Building Code (IBC) Section 2902.1.2 for gender-neutral, single-user toilet and bathing rooms. Campus Pride supports and recommends college campuses and schools across the country to utilize this building code standard for all new and …
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Early Bird registration is here! RESERVE YOUR SPOT! Now you can pre-register your college or university to attend the 2018 Camp Pride and the 2018 LGBTQ Advisor Academy. Registration includes educational curriculum, all program materials, accommodation for 3 nights and meals as well as …
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THANKS TO YOU! Campus Pride broke our goal from last year with 286 donors and raising $12,117. Plus we won $3000 in Bonus Money by placing 2nd among LGBTQ nonprofits in the South on the Southern Leaderboard! Grand Total for Give Out Day $15,117 In …
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Give OUT Day is today – Thursday, April 19! Give back starting now at CampusPride.org/Donate Your $10, $25 or $50 matters to LGBTQ youth. We can win BIG PRIZES by getting as many individuals to give $10 or more. Help …
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From the small state of Delaware to the larger state of North Carolina, 19 students from the University of Delaware with different experiences, identities, and connections to the LGBTQ+ community made their way to Charlotte, North Carolina to work with …
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Book Review Sarah McBride is an unwavering advocate for the transgender community. As the current National Press Secretary for the Human Rights Campaign, she brings attention to the many difficult issues that members of the LGBTQ+ spectrum experience. In this …
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As a community, which is as diverse as any other, we have come a long way in the campaign for equality. Having made significant progress in the struggle for rights, there is a lot of work that remains to be …
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