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The Youth Project bowl for fun, chant for change!

By Simon Thibault • May 6, 2012 10:33 pm EDT

There’s no denying that I love The Youth Project. They’ve been mentioned on this blog more than once.

They’re currently fundraising with their Strike Out Homophobia Bowl-A-Thon.

As of this posting, they’ve raised over $7,500, half of their fundraising goal. According to their website, the money raised from the event will be “in support of the Youth Project and their efforts to combat homophobia and transphobia in schools.”

Also over at the YP, the gang recently put up this great little video of chants and slogans for the upcoming International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia and the Halifax edition of the rally in support of the day.

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