GLAAD’s Campus Ambassador Program is a volunteer network of LGBTQ and ally university and college students. Ambassadors work with GLAAD and in their own campus communities to push for LGBTQ acceptance and against hate.
GLAAD’s youth page still lists it among current youth programs, but no new application round or deadline is posted. The last published round, for 2020–21, closed on 20 September 2020.
Benefits & funding
- Unpaid volunteer role; no stipend or grant is published.
- The 2020–21 round offered virtual programming, chances to take part in GLAAD campaigns, and possible media appearances.
Eligibility
- University or college students.
- LGBTQ students and allies.
- The network is based at U.S. campuses; no nationality or residence rule is published.
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Application process
- 1Watch GLAAD’s youth page for a new Campus Ambassador round.
- 2Apply through the link GLAAD posts, by the deadline it states; no form or deadline is live now.
Program timeline
10 August 2020
2020–21 call announced
20 September 2020
2020–21 applications closed
Next round
no dates published