Spirit Day was created to stand against bullying and to show support for LGBT youth. Whether you are a teacher in middle school, high school or college, or your children are in school, here are some ways that you can get your friends, family, and community, involved in Spirit Day. Be a part of the change and go purple for Spirit Day!
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2014 Anti-Bullying Resource Kit (for Parents)
Visit www.glaad.org/spiritday for more information about Spirit Day. View the Anti-Bullying Resource Kit for Parents below:
Download the Anti-Bullying Resource Kit for Parents in PDF format