To recognize and celebrate LGBTQIA2S+ students, staff, and families, Austin ISD hosts an annual district-wide Pride Y'all Week & Community Event. This is a time to highlight the district’s commitment to creating and maintaining a safe, supportive and inclusive environment for all. For many students, staff and families, these events bring feelings of joy and a sense of community.
We can’t wait for this year’s Pride Y'all Week beginning on March 20! Throughout the week, students will engage in Pride Week activities on their campus, including community craft-making, creative expression projects, anti-bullying lessons, and student-led school-wide “No Place for Hate” activities. The week is capped off by the Community Event for the everyone on Saturday, March 25 at Austin ISD’s Performing Arts Center, where families and supporters can connect with each other, find valuable resources, and build support systems.
Your support means a great deal to the thousands of students and staff who will participate in Austin ISD Pride Y'all this year. Your generosity will help build a sense of community by allowing the district to provide branded Austin ISD Pride Y'all swag and t-shirts to all campuses, as well as host the celebration! Please consider supporting Austin ISD’s LGBTQIA2S+ community by making a donation or becoming a sponsor.
For any questions regarding Pride Y'all Week & Community Event activities, please contact Christina Burbank at christina.burbank@austinisd.org. For any questions regarding sponsorships, please contact Ryan O’Donnell at ryan.odonnell@austinisd.org
We invite you to become a sponsor of the Austin ISD Pride Y'all Week & Community Event at any of the levels below.
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It's so cool what you're doing. Keep beaming with Pride!
Pride is an indispensable part of learning and observing these two fundamentals: Everyone is equal just as they are, and bullying is wrong. Thank you, AISD. 'Hate is a disease that occupies the minds of the few but brings danger to the many.' -LBJ