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Waterloo and Area. said Brooke Young of ()K28Ml:'. a program nirtg in every school iti the region next year, Young people across the region vowed “We're setting the example that. even that provides support and outreach to Showmg young people that they have the not to speak for an etttire day to draw atlen~ though our community is relativity safe. we young people in the LGB’I‘Q community. support of a community working hard to tion to harassment and abuse suffered by need to show our support and end the "That's really the point of this. to raise end discrimination should be a priority and the LGB’IQ communities. silence." awareness and to make an invisible minoriv not just on the Day of Silence, Young said. “I lhe Day of Silence originated in 1996 at At 4:30 p.tn., 15 people lined up silently ryvisible." talk with youth everyday who face this," she the University othrginia and quickly spread on the stage outside city hall, some holding Young referred to the 2007 American said. to schools and universities across the U.S.. signs others holding hands One person sat School Climate Survey that found nearly 90 "Is the general population aware it is Friday's show of solidarity marked the down after each minute had passed. At the per cent of LGBTQ students reported they happening? Probably not, but they should first time the event was held publically in end of the 15 minutes. observers draped in had experienced harassment at school in be." the region. though Day of Silence events rainbow flags and wearing black Day of the past year. “It , have been held in area schools in the past. Silence T-shirts blew noisemakers, clapped just shows you A” “ -: v 7.7“. : wri-wa' ' _ Ara??? way??? A Q”, “We are finally at a place where we can and cheered. how pervasive ‘ 5,1 4 “a. .,. ; gaff? ~ "h . .... ' ‘ 5?“ do it, Said. Alexandra Hick. yottth serVices The thing we hear time and time again it is, she 521ml. Fifi-w; fif’fiffi‘zss fivwswgfi‘ gig“? PrOject needs to find some cost sav1ngs says councnl ‘ 2 ' , 31 if? fiefsgrwsfltfig 1"; ft“ :" l ". “4 "it" . .. fligiuw n? c fl ....‘ 4 u’fi Continued [rampage] cost-benefit analysis to see whether it is necessary, §}Â¥?-:?imav . “H . y 0. 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