Wednesday Webinar: 'As Seen on YouTube' with Zach Wahls, plus upcoming webinars on college admissions, LGBT student alcohol/substance abuse and bisexuality/pansexuality

Join Campus Pride for a special webinar this week on Wednesday, April 18, with young adult marriage equality advocate and straight ally Zach Wahls. A perfect addition to your campus' LGBT programming!

AS SEEN ON YOUTUBE: “My Two Moms” or Everything I Needed to Know About Gay Marriage I Learned in Debate Class with guest presenter Zach Wahls, “That Kid from YouTube” and Author of the new book “My Two Moms”

Click here to learn more about this webinar and others, and register your campus for $95 and be entered into a drawing to win FREE REGISTRATION for a student from your campus to attend the 2012 Camp Pride Summer Leadership Program, July 17-22, at Vanderbilt University in Nashville, Tenn.

Webinar Details:
Thursday, April 19, 3p.m. Eastern/Noon Pacific (50-75 minutes)
Only $95 per site includes web recording

Zach Wahls, 20, is known as “that kid from YouTube with two moms.” His passionate testimony before the Iowa General Assembly against a proposed anti-LGBT constitutional amendment was the number one YouTube "Political
Video" of 2011. Today Zach continues his national advocacy speaking in favor of marriage equality and will release his new memoir titled My Two Moms on April 26, 2012.This webinar will provide a 35,000-foot analysis of the same-sex marriage debate and unpack some of the most common arguments heard from the other side. After assessing the arguments, we’ll look at the most effective ways to counter them (i.e. don’t be afraid to call out someone playing the “as a straight person, my rights are under attack” card.) as well as the least effective ways to counter them. There is an art to argumentation that has to be learned and practiced, and while this workshop certainly won’t teach you everything you need to know, it will give participants of all ages a foundation on which to further build debate and communication skills. It will also offer seasoned spokespeople some tips to further refine their messaging. Wahls will also speak to his own experience and what his journey as a LGBT advocate.

Participants will:

  • Understand the nature and context of the national marriage debate.
  • Be able to respond to the five most frequent arguments against marriage.
  • Learn why sometimes the best argument is one you don’t have to make.
  • Avoid some of the simple mistakes that, as activists, we tend to accidentally make all the time and
  • without realizing we’ve done so.
  • Learn from Wahls story of his family and how his life has been forever changed.

This special April 18 webinar makes a perfect addition to your campus' LGBT programming! Invite as many attendees -- students, staff or faculty -- to attend your viewing of the webinar and use a screen projector to increase audience size! Great for Pride Week activities and other LGBT campus events!

Other upcoming webinars...


To Ask or Not to Ask: LGBT Identity Questions on National Research and College Forms, April 19
Learn more or register now...


LGBT College Students: Use and Abuse of Alcohol and Other Drugs, April 25
Learn more or register now...


Shining Light on the Whole Spectrum: How to Embrace Bisexual, Pansexual, Fluid And Questioning Students Through Programming And Practice, April 26
Learn more or register now...


We’re Here to Recruit You: College Admissions & LGBT Students, May 2
Learn more or register now...

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