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Ohio middle schoolers created an LGBTQ+-affirming mural. Their school had it painted over.

By Ken Schneck ● Youth ● October 4, 2023

Students told their school board that the mural had been a source of strength for them and vowed to fight for its restoration.

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With upcoming school board elections, we need you to be all in for ALL Ohio students [COMMENTARY]

By Guest Commentary ● Commentary ● September 26, 2023

Knock on doors with us to campaign for school board candidates who support welcoming, well-resourced public education.

Catholic Diocese of Cleveland issues official policy barring LGBTQ+ expression in parishes and schools

By Ideastream Public Media ● Faith ● September 11, 2023

The Catholic Diocese of Cleveland has announced a formal policy on LGBTQ+ expression in parishes and schools, barring Pride flags and prohibiting same-sex couples at school dances.

One university in Ohio makes “2023 Best of the Best LGBTQ-Friendly Colleges & Universities” national list

By Ken Schneck ● Community ● September 10, 2023

For the first time, Texas and Florida colleges were intentionally omitted from the list due to those state’s anti-LGBTQ+ policies.

AudioMeet the dad of a trans son running for his local school board to protect ALL Ohio youth

By Ken Schneck ● Youth ● September 6, 2023

An e-mail from the New Albany-Plain Local School Board set Joe Quigley on an unexpected, but determined, path.

A lifelong educator, out candidate Bryan Cannon steps into the race for Cincinnati School Board

By Ron Clemons (He/Him) ● Youth ● August 29, 2023

During a crucial time for Ohio’s third largest school district, out LGBTQ+ candidate Bryan Cannon looks to bring decades of experience in education and leadership to the Cincinnati Board of Education.

Ohio Republicans want chaplains in public schools. So let’s give them Pagan Priestesses and LGBTQ+ affirming pastors [COMMENTARY]

By Ginger Marshall ● Faith ● August 15, 2023

‘I believe we need to act decisively and purposefully to protect kids.’