How do I use this site?
What do you have to Offer?
Do you accept donations?
How did you come up with the idea for the GLSME Forum? What has your organization done in the past?
How do I use this site?
The GLSME Forum is designed to keep GLBT service members, veterans, their families, and allies connected and informed. In some cases, like the GLSME Forum Blog, the resources are organic to the site. In other cases, we will direct you to resources on other websites. If there's something you can't find on GLSME Forum, or something you'd like to see us offer, send us a message. Navigating the site using the menu at the top will get you started. Check out Blog How-To for more information on that resource.
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What do you have to Offer?
Whether you're a dedicated activist or simply interested in more information about "Don't Ask, Don't Tell," the GLSME Forum has many great resources for you. Our interactive Blog will put you in touch with other GLBT service members and highlight stories of their service. Our regularly updated News area will give keep you abreast current headlines and developments regarding gays in the military. Our activist section will give you a chance to get involved in the fight to repeal DADT, even if you only have a few minutes out of your day to devote to it. The Links page will direct you to other websites that offer services or have a wealth of information on DADT.
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Do you accept donations?
Donations are always welcome, but we are not a 501(c)3 charity, so they are not tax deductible. If you would like to donate or get more involved, send us an email and we will give you more information. One of the best things you can do is to introduce others to the website, particularly active duty military folk, and contribute suggestions on how to make our site a better place.
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How did you come up with the idea for the GLSME Forum? What has your organization done in the past?
The GLSME Forum was created to give a voice to the active duty gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender service members who serve in silence. In the past five years we have contributed information to studies, news articles, and Congress. You can find out more about us in our Home page, and about our history and founding on the History of the GLSME page.
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