Dear Safe Schools Coalition members and friends,

Volunteers Needed to facilitate GSA Coalition Group (Mountain View, CA)

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The Outlet Program is starting a GSA Coalition Group for the Mid-Peninsula in Mountain View. This group will provide a place for gay and straight allies from different schools all over the area to come together. Meetings will be held in the evenings from 6-8pm. The day and location to be announced. The purpose of the group is to plan events, support school GSA's, share ideas, and create a stronger presence in the community.

• 2 Volunteer Positions
• Open to all genders and sexual orientations

• Complete training
• Co-facilitate bi-weekly Gay Straight Alliance Coalition meetings
• Check in bi-weekly with Program Coordinator
• 1 year commitment, 3-4 hours for each meeting
• Occasionally attend special events.

• Experience with community group organizing and facilitation.
• Ability to relate to lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, and questioning youth.
• Knowledgeable and passionate about issues facing LGBTQQ youth.
• Extremely organized, committed, responsible, and reliable.
• Bilingual Spanish speaker preferred.

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