GLSTN: GAY, LESBIAN, AND STRAGHT TEACHERS NETWORK


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  122 West 26th Street, Suite 1100
  New York, NY  10001  USA
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  Web: http://www.glstn.org/freedom/


CALENDAR OF MAJOR EVENTS, SPRING 1996
(updated February 1, 1996)


MARCH

March 8-10 (FRI-SUN)
SECOND ANNUAL GLSTN/MIDWEST CONFERENCE.
Focuses on creating change in homophobia issues in K-12 schools.
Hosted by GLSTN/Chicago. 
INFO: TONI ARMSTRONG, 312-769-9009


APRIL

April 20 (SAT)
SECOND ANNUAL GLSTN/WEST CONFERENCE. 
Focuses on creating change in homophobia issues in K-12 schools. 
Hosted by GLSTN/LA. 
INFO: LORNE ZILKIE, 310-547-2604

April 27 (SAT)
SIXTH ANNUAL GLSTN/NORTHEAST CONFERENCE. 
Focuses on creating change in homophobia issues in K-12 schools. 
Hosted by GLSTN/Boston. 
INFO: PATTY SMITH 617-491-9197


MAY

May 11-12 (SAT-SUN)
SECOND ANNUAL GLSTN/SOUTHWEST RETREAT
Focuses on building bridges between gay and straight educators engaged in
anti-homophobia work. 
Hosted by GLSTN/New Mexico. 
INFO: WENDY LEIGHTON 505-820-2004

May 11 (SAT)
FIRST ANNUAL GLSTN/SOUTH CONFERENCE
Focuses on creating change in homophobia issues in K-12 schools. 
Hosted by GLSTN/Atlanta. 
INFO: RANDY FAIR 404-872-4249


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This document is part of THE GLSTN TOOLBOX, an online resource of
practical information and tools, for educators, students, parents
and community organizers, to help fight homophobia in K-12 schools.

Founded in 1990 as a regional volunteer organization in Boston, The Gay,
Lesbian, and Straight Teachers Network (GLSTN) today has over 20 chapters
around the country and is the largest organization of teachers and
community members dedicated to ensuring that all students are valued and
respected, regardless of sexual orientation. GLSTN's work includes
community organizing, providing programming to schools, and developing
materials that teachers can use to raise awareness among their colleagues
and students. Membership is open to all who are committed to ending
homophobia in schools, regardless of sexual orientation or occupation.

The GLSTN TOOLBOX is available from the Gay, Lesbian and
Straight Teachers Network World Wide Web Site:

  http://www.glstn.org/freedom/

In the interest of sharing this information with others, you may
copy and redistribute this document provided that all notices remain
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of this material. 

If you have writing which you would like to contribute to The GLSTN
TOOLBOX, please contact us by phone at (212) 727-0135 or by e-mail at
glstn@glstn.org.