Stonewall National Education Project Symposium

SNEP’s goal is to provide empowering educational materials and content to classroom teachers  and school administrators. SNEP shares best practices and information on developing curriculum  and policies to educate children and young people about LGBTQ history. Over its ten years, we  have created a national network of professionals who are committed to presenting positive  images of LGBTQ individuals, and finding ways to eliminate barriers to a quality education and  purposeful life for young people. SNEP advocates for the safety, inclusion, and value of LGBTQ  students, with a focus on improving student achievement, attendance, and graduation rates.  

SNEP has connected thousands of educational professionals which in turn has impacted the lives  of millions of LGBTQ youth and their classmates from major cities to small towns across the  nation. Material from our activities has informed inclusive lesson plans, progressive social  programs, and unambiguous School Board policies regarding LGBTQ youth. Our work is yearround and always available.

Check out the SNEP Program for the most updated schedule.

Join PRISM for a roundtable discussion on how you can bring the rich history of the LGBTQ+ community into the classroom on Friday, April 12th, 2024 beginning at 1PM. The symposium is partnering with local centers and will be at the African-American Research Library and Cultural Center, 2650 Sistrunk Blvd, Fort Lauderdale, FL, 33311. Learn from the stories and experiences of educators across the country as   they share how laws and school environments influence their approach to these topics