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Tessa J. Jade deShong-Logan Sr. Caitlin Clark, Ph. She has experience teaching, evaluating, and conducting research in schools of all levels. Joseph Kosciw, Ph. GLSEN is recognized worldwide as an innovative leader in the education, youth development and civil rights sectors fighting to end bias-based bullying, violence and discrimination in K schools and promote a culture of respect for all.
Kosciw has a Ph. Kosciw trained as a family therapist and has worked as a school counselor and psychoeducational consultant in elementary and secondary schools. He has been conducting community-based research for over 20 years, including program evaluations for non-profit service organizations and for local government.
He has also appeared on numerous national television and radio programs as an expert on LGBT student experiences. In addition to his passions for community-based research, Dr. Kosciw is passionate about dogs, Eurovision, and Ukrainian pop music.
