Ally Week

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Ally Week is a national youth-led effort encouraging students to be allies with the LGBT (lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender) members of their community in standing against bullying and harassment. It takes place in K-12 schools and colleges.^[1][2] It is led in the same spirit as Day of Silence: to educate on anti-LGBT harassment issues.^[3][4] Ally Week is usually held in September or October.^[5]