Create GLBT History Month exhibit. Print out the PDF Icon bios, images and other resources to create an exhibit at your school. Visit the resources page to access Icon materials.

Display posters. Download the promotional poster and the PDF bios of all 31 Icons from the resources page and post them on bulletin boards at your school or campus. 

Screen "Gay Pioneers," about the start of the organized gay and lesbian civil rights movement. Click on the store link to obtain a copy.

Display cafeteria table tents. Download the table tents from the resources page for all 31 Icons. Print, fold and place them on tables in your cafeteria and classrooms.

Coordinate a diversity program. The struggle for equality is something shared by all minority groups. GLBT History Month can open dialogue and build bridges. Plan an assembly or panel discussion.

Host speakers. Invite members of the GLBT community who are connected to your school—a current or former teacher, an alumnus, a parent, a neighbor—to participate.

Involve your allies. GLBT History Month is designed for everyone. Order buttons at cafepress.com (or design your own!) and designate a "button-wearing day" for everyone to show their support.

Write an article. Submit an article to your school's newspaper. 

If you don't have a student group, start one! Thousands of schools have created gay-straight alliances; you can too. Visit the GLSEN Web site for guidelines.