At the Jewish Community High School of the Bay in San Francisco, GSA leaders invited Not In Our Town to present films and engage in conversation about working together to create safe schools and communities.

Like generations of immigrants before them, these teens offer heart-wrenching accounts and hope in these videos of their personal immigration stories.

"The students felt that the discussion and video today were very powerful, and had given them hope for a better future." — Teacher Daisy Renazco

"One of the reasons why I like NIOS Week is that it reminds staff and students that it’s OK to actively participate in what’s going on around you, and that you should be supported for standing up against something that isn’t right." —Teacher Kristy Blackburn

Gunn High School in the Palo Alto Unified School District has held a Not In Our School campaign at their school for nearly a decade.

At Orange High School in Pepper Pike, Ohio, students are mapping their school to locate the spaces where bullying takes place.

The students of Newcomers High School, which specializes in teaching recent immigrants, and those of St. Luke's, a private middle school, have come together to dialogue about difference and combat bias.