*tap tap* Is this thing on?

Ally Western is searching for individuals who are dedicated to promoting equity, justice, and allyship on campus. Go to bit.ly/2OnqGsQ for more information.

my favourite pastime is buying books while already having a shit ton of unread books at home, and somehow convincing myself that i’ll read everything. lol yes, i know, i ain’t shit. will i stop? no. is anyone gon beat my ass? also, no.

Micro-aggressions matter and need to be challenged. Read about it more on our Facebook page. #IRespectDiversity2015

Like our Facebook page (link in bio) for a chance to win 1/10 prizes! Multiple winners picked each week

Grand prize winner for our Facebook liking contest will be chosen April 1st! Keep liking and sharing! (Link in bio)

International Day of Pink:raising awareness to stop homophobia, transphobia, transmisogyny, and all forms of bullying

How do you stand up against bullying, harassment, and discrimination against transphobia/homophobia? Tweet us

Shout out to @uscwavespoke and @PurpleStoreUSC for their contributions to the AllyWestern Facebook contest!! 💜💜💜

Leelah is remembered. We should support efforts to ban the use of conversion therapy for minors. #LeelahsLaw

Don't throw that out 💻/📷/👕! Western’s Move-Out Clean Up event happening April 28-29! More details @ on.fb.me/1JrPKGf

Some of us who succeed still feel like impostors. Remeber to always help others express their true potential. Be an ally!

Diverse relationships deserve recognition just as much as diverse people do. Spread the acceptance. goo.gl/ff8VRi

Action, humility, and reflection. #transinclusion

Stop by the atrium to strike up a chat and see the friendly faces of Ally and Pride Western!

Let's work to end the stigma of mental illness, and to encourage open communication. Be an Ally. End the stigma.

Destablize systemic thinking. Explore the beautiful complexities of the world and people around you through. Move beyond categories.

Wanna be a better ally? Get in touch with us so we can help you or your organizagion be more inclusive and aware

The way we speak is learned from years past. Our language is not our own, it is taught to us. What is our own is how we decide to use it.

There doesn't need to be an 'us' and 'them'. Only an 'us'