• GLSEN Booklink
  http://www.glsen.org/templates/booklink/index.html
  One of the most comprehensive lists of books and other print resources on GLBT issues in schools is the Booklink on the GLSEN website


• "I Kept Quiet, and Lost My Job Anyway" Newsweek article about an eighth grade teacher who decides not to come out to his students, but eventually resigns his job because of controversy over his social justice teaching.


• Ohio State University Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual and Transgender Student Services
  OSU's Hero Program Handouts Handouts including a variety of pdf documents with information about GLBT and ally issues.


• Resources from Privileges Seminar, February 6th,
prepared by Valerie Struthers and Suzy Knezek
• Outline of the plan for the Privileges Seminar
• An Average Day
  • Text of the reading and a link to the URL describing the activity
• Outcomes of brainstorming from activity on recognizing heterosexual privilege in schools
• Suggestions for Anti-Homophobic Pedagogy were taken from the following article. The full text of this article can be accessed by searching for Radical Teacher in the MSU Library Catalog and then selecting the Radical Teacher Online link. Here is the citation information:
  • Barnard, Ian. (1994). Anti-Homophobic Pedagogy: Some Suggestions for Teachers. Radical Teacher. Cambridge:Winter 1994. Iss. 45, p. 26.

Suggested titles include:
- One Teacher in Ten by Kevin Jennings
- Classrooms and Courtrooms by Nan Stein
- Hatred in the Hallways by Human Rights Watch
- Safe Schools Resource Guide by Safe Schools Coalition
- Understanding Homosexuality and Changing Schools by Arthur Lipkin