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Caused by higher numbers in unemployment, reduced access to care and ongoing discrimination, the mental health and wellness of queer people is a growing casualty in the coronavirus pandemic.
Campus Pride has announced its 2017-18 school year Safe Space program training, as well as its Stop the Hate Train the Trainer.
Charlotte-based Campus Pride continues its advocacy work to make colleges and universities more welcoming and affirming spaces for LGBTQ students.
Camp Pride, a program of Campus Pride, will be held from July 18-23 at the University of North Carolina at Charlotte and is still open for participant registration.
The Sanctuary Restaurants movement, which seeks to designate eateries where all are welcome, has grown to include more than 300 restaurants across the country. Three are in North Carolina.
Campus Pride has announced that it has begun offering Safe Space, a new online training course.
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