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GLSEN executive director Eliza Byard to step down in March
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On March 1st, I will step down as Exective Director. Melanie Willingham-Jaggers, GLSEN's Deputy Executive Director, will take over as Interim Executive Director, while the Board launches a national search for GLSEN's next leader. As I plan to depart, I'm proud to say that the organization in extremely well positioned to continue to act as an agent of change. We are in our strongest financial position ever, with a newly invigorated leadership team that is the most diverse in the organization's history, allies in the incoming administration, and a vibrant period of strategic innovation just ahead. Perhaps most importantly, GLSEN has been engaged for some time in an on-going process of learning, self-assessment, and transformation, to create.
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