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Presentations(school) -
March 25th 2010, 05:31 PM
Heey everyone!
I am part of my schools GSA AND the Youth Project of Halifax, anyways. Our school is doing presentations(like we do every year) and I wanted to do some this year. I was just woundering if anyone else has done these? We're pretty much explaining what the GSA does, what we do, etc. We are presenting at the Jr. Highs and Elementary schools in the area. So I wanted to know if anyone else has ever done anything like this? I'm a little nervous because kids who graduated had issues with the Jr. high and were bullied after the presentation, untill they spoke up, or got the teacher. I am a little nervous at how the kids will react, but I really reallly REALLY want to do this. So any expieriences would be great. Remember, middle of no where, not very accepting. 
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Re: Presentations(school) -
March 26th 2010, 05:49 AM
Well, there's nothing like that where I love, but I just wanted to say that I think it's so cool you're doing something like that, and I wish you all the best. = ]
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