"This book on lessons from the Safe Schools Program for Gay and Lesbian Students should become a bestseller because of the comprehensive information it provides pupils, parents, professionals, and policy makers. Case histories on suicide prevention, program development, community building, and resisting oppression abound. This is a condensed and compact study of what to do and how to do it."
--- Charles V. Willie, author of School Desegregation Plans That Work, Effective Education, and The Ivory and Ebony Towers.

Beacon Press, 2001, hardback, 227 pages

Contents:

• Introduction: Why speak out? Why Speakout?
• 1. Volunteers and staff: Who does what?
• 2. Starting and sustaining local chapters in your state
• 3. Generating speaking engagements
• 4. Fundraising
• 5. Working with local media
• 6. Collaborating with others
• 7. Getting started: How we can Help
• 8. Appendices

softcover, 25 pages

Table of Contents:

• Task Timeline
• 20 Sample letters (Town Council, Police Chiefs, City permits, Sponsor/In-kind Donor)
• 2001 Congressional Resolution
• Press Release sample
• Talking Points

Appendices:

• Brainstorming sheets
• Rolodex Contacts
• Endorsers & Sponsors
• Media
• Groups to help publicize (Promotional)

softcover, 29 pages

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All songs written and produced by Darthe Jennings/BMI, 1999

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