One of the co-presidents of the Gender and Sexuality Alliance (GSA) club, Mira Jansen, senior, hosts a game night on Sept. 28th. She stood at a table full of people and handed out UNO cards for a round of UNO Flip. “We are a community for people who are part of the LGBTQ+ community, as well as those who are allies who would like to learn more and create a community where you can be yourself and have fun,” Jansen said. “I typically say that we host after school events such as game nights, so that you can just get to know more people that would help you feel safe around them.”
GSA club holds a game night
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