Blogging Day of Silence

In honor of Day of Silence this will be the only post I make today.

Day of Silence is intended to bring attention to the problem of anti-gay bullying and harassment in schools.

If you would like to participate in the Day of Silence you might choose to:

Be silent
Tweet the silence
Silence your tweets
Blog the silence
Silence your blog

Day of Silence 2010 - April 16

Day of Silence 2010 - April 16

Blogging Day of Silence

On the National Day of Silence (April 16), hundreds of gay bloggers - including yours truly - will take a vow of silence (no blogging) to bring attention to anti-gay name-calling, bullying and harassment in our nation's schools. - via WickedGayBlog

Day of Silence 2010

On April 16th, a loud silence will be felt throughout many schools, colleges and universities around the nation. What is now known as the National Day of Silence began 13 years ago at the University of Virginia. Over 150 students participated in using silence as a form of peaceful protest to draw attention to the bullying and violence directed at LGBT students. The number of participants has dramatically increased since then. The Day of Silence website reports, "In 2008, hundreds of thousands of students from more than 8,000 K-12 schools, colleges and universities organized Day of Silence events."  - via Lambda Center

Colorado Springs Day of Silence

The Colorado Springs Day of Silence was moved because of inclement weather and will take place this Friday, April 24th at 5 p.m. at City Hall.

This is your chance to stand together with the community as we honor those who have faced discrimination, violence and even death for being gay, lesbian, bisexual, or transgender.

Day of Silence 2009

In honor of the Day of Silence this will be the only post I make today.

The Day of Silence is intended to bring attention to the problem of anti-gay bullying and harassment in schools.


If you would like to participate in the Day of Silence you can choose to do any of the following:

Be silent
Talk
Wear red
Wear rainbow
Wear any color
Tweet the Silence
Silence your tweets
Blog the silence
Silence your blog

Learn more at DayOfSilence.org and on the Facebook group Gay Bloggers United in Silence.