A student group for Lesbian, Bisexual, Gay, Transgendered, Two-Spirited (LBGTT) and questioning youth, together with their straight friends and allies!

Endorsed by the administration, parent council and staff, Grant Park's GSA was launched in the Spring of 2002. One goal of the GSA is to eliminate violence, harassment and discrimination by educating the school community about homophobia and encouraging a greater degree of understanding from students and staff. the GSA gives students a safe place to discuss their feelings and fears related to sexual orientation, and to share their own experiences of homophobia.

Students meet at lunch hours or after school on a monthly basis. Look for our posters or talk to Mr. Patenaude in Room 24 for more information!

 
  Anti-Homophobia Resources Our Meetings are Held: TBA
WSD Harassment Policy (PDF)  
Library Media Services Anti-Homophobia Resources  
MB Human Rights Checklist for Schools (PDF)  
     
  Some GSA Resources Our 2004/05 Campaigns:
GLSEN Jumpstart Manual (PDF, from GLSEN)  
How to Start a GSA (PDF, from GLSEN)  
Local School Climate Survey (PDF, from GLSEN)  
95 Ideas for a GSA (PDF)  
Grant Park GSA PowerPoint Show! (LARGE file)  
     
LGBTT Resources  
I think I might be Gay (PDF)

Do you support same sex marriage? Check out these sites and get involved to make a difference!

  • www.samesexmarriage.ca
  • Egale - adopt your MP!

     

    I think I might be Lesbian (PDF)
    I think I might be Bisexual (PDF)
    Transgender 101 (PDF)
    Be Yourself - FAQ (PDF from PFLAG)
       
      Staff Advisors for the GSA
      Karen Dana, Child Guidance Clinic
      Mr. Patenaude, Room 24