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WEEK OF ACTION
April 20th - April 24th
Leading up to the Day of Silence on Friday, April 24th, the Gender Equity Association of Memorial High School will be hosting a Week of Action, where we release toolkits, workbooks, and additional resources for everyone to learn about LGBTQ+ issues, and take action in support of the community!
MONDAY
TUESDAY
WEDNESDAY
Being an Ally: How non-LGBTQ+ people can best support the community and their LGBTQ+ peers!
LGBTQ+ History: History of the LGBTQ+ equality movement, and how we can learn from it!
LGBTQ+ 101: The basics to the community, and how you can support!
THURSDAY
LGBTQ+ Current Events: What legislation, events, actions, and people are currently fighting for LGBTQ+ people!
FRIDAY
Day of Silence: Standing in solidarity with LGBTQ+ people who have been forced to stay silent.

The Day of Silence is a national event created to display the struggles of LGBTQ+ people, and their oppression. People are encouraged to stay silent as a means of standing in solidarity with LGBTQ+ people who have been forced to stay silent due to safety or societal stigmas. Of course, due to the COVID-19 Pandemic, remaining silent in our households does not make as large of an impact, so we have launched a week of action, to spark conversation, education, and tangible action to stand with LGBTQ+ people!
What is the Day of Silence?
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Want to stay up to date all week?
LGBTQ+ 101
LGBTQ+ 101

READ THE TOOLKIT!
Learn what LGBTQ+ stands for, language surrounding issues of gender identity and sexual orientation, labels, coming out, and the basics to being an ally to the community. This is a great foundation to the LGBTQ+ community, and introduction to everything we will be discussing during the week of action!
BEING AN LGBTQ+ ALLY
BEING AN LGBTQ+ ALLY
READ THE TOOLKIT!
Being an ally is a lot more than just 'not hating' LGBTQ+ people. It means working against our biases and priveleges in order to stand up for the community. It means standing up for LGBTQ+ people, educating yourself, and ensuring that people in the community feel safe around you.

LGBTQ+ HISTORY
LGBTQ+ HISTORY

READ THE TOOLKIT!
In order to be activists today, we must understand the history behind not only the movement, but discrimination and oppression. Read to learn more about LGBTQ+ people, and the community prior to the gay rights movement that started in the 1960s.
LGBTQ+ CURRENT EVENTS
LGBTQ+ CURRENT EVENTS
READ THE TOOLKIT!
In order to fully support the LGBTQ+ community, we must all be up to date on what is happening around the world in terms of rights, attack on dignity, and how we can combat it.

DAY OF SILENCE
DAY OF SILENCE
Coming Friday, April 24th!
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