How we work
Gender Inclusive Schools provides parent and educator training to proactively create safe learning environments for LGBTQ+ young people. We specialize in facilitating large-group sessions on a variety of interactive equity topics, providing small group consultations, collaborating on support for individual students, and helping create written school policies and practices.
During the 2024/2025 school year, Gender Inclusive Schools supported educators in over 75 different school communities across the United States, Canada, the UK, and Australia.
For Parents & Caregivers
Interactive sessions with parents/caregivers focusing on increasing collaboration and communication.
For Educators and Schools
Grade-level, departmental, and administrative-specific meetings for groups, staff, and more.
For Advocacy Groups
Providing speeches, training, education, and more to advocacy and non-profit entities.
Selected Past and Present Partnerships
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Phillips Andover Academy, MA
The International School of San Francisco, CA
Ojai Valley School, CA
Montclair Kimberley Academy, NJ
Kentucky Avenue School, PA
Chandler School, CA
Princeton Day School, NJ
Germantown Friends School, PA
Lycee Francais, IL
Crosslake Community School, MN
Liberated Montessori Pre-K, TX
Meridian School, WA
Breck School, MN
White Rock Montessori, TX
Friends School, KY
Montessori School of Syracuse, NY
The Blake School, MN
Carolina Friends Schools, NC
Westside Neighborhood School, CA
Viewpoint School, CA
The Putney School, VT
Grace Church School, NY
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St Vrain Schools, CO
Irvington Public Schools, NY
Lakeland Regional Schools, NJ
DC Public Schools, District of Columbia
San Mateo School District, CA
Cromwell Public Schools, CT
Salt Lake City Public Schools, UT
International Falls Public Schools, MN
Clinton Central School District, NY
East Whittier School District, CA
Watseka Schools, IL
Big Sky Public Schools, MT
Rhodes School District, IL
Sonoma County Office of Education, CA
Milwaukee Public Schools, WI
Madison Public Schools, WI
Chicago Public Schools, IL
Birmingham Public Schools, AL
Smyrna Public Schools, DE
Erlanger Schools, KY
Urbana School District, IL
Denville Township Schools, NJ
Easton, Redding and Region 9 School District, CT
Park Ridge-Niles School District, IL
Rush City Schools, MN
Guilderland Central Schools, NY
Elk Grove Unified School District, CA
Danville Public Schools, AR
Mahtomedi Public Schools, MN
Framingham Public Schools, MA
Hackensack High School, NJ
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Achieve Academy, CA
Growing Up Green Charter Network, NY
Yinghua Academy, MN
New Visions Charter Schools, NY
El Camino Real Charter School, CA
KIPP MA, MA
Woodbury Math & Science Academy, MN
Hunter College Prep Charter School, NY
Augsburg Fairview Academy, MN
Lakes International Language Academy, MN
Central Sands Community School, WI
The Baccalaureate School for Global Education, NY
Prodeo Academy, MN
Windsor Learning Center, NJ
Sheppard Pratt School, MD
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General Mills, MN
Spiral Q, PA
Ed Visions, MO
Oregon School Boards Association, OR
Saint Paul Public Libraries, MN
Brooklyn Public LIbraries, NY
HCMC Gender Clinic, MN
Many Faces White Bear Lake, MN
Children’s Minnesota - Pediatric, MN
The Andy Roddick Foundation, TX
Twin Cities Pride, MN
Twin Cities Gay Men’s Chorus, MN
Playworks Early Childhood Center, MN
Dakota County Libraries, MN
Volunteers of America, MN
Teach Northwest, OR
C.H. Robinson, MN
Ameriprise Financial, MN
Harlem Lacrosse, MA
Trinitas Children’s Therapy Services, NJ
Alfred University, NY
Kemptville Pride, ON
Children’s Theatre Company, MN
If you’re not sure where to start, that’s ok.
We can help you figure out the best way to approach your specific goals and inclusion objectives. Just give us a shout!
Gender Inclusive Schools Book
Help gender-expansive students feel safe, included, and affirmed at school.
Gender-expansive youth need school policies and practices that focus on their happiness, health, safety, and privacy. Schools and teachers need concrete, accessible strategies and tools for supporting them. This book empowers every educator with those tools and strategies. Whether educators are brand new to or already familiar with gender diversity topics, they'll find opportunities to learn and practice in a judgment-free, low-stakes way.