video ad for the project on television; that ad's first appearance came during a May 3, 2011 episode of Glee. YouTube channel issue In their YouTube Channel in about, it shows that channel was created 16 or 17 September (depend on timezone) 2004 even though YouTube was launched on February 14, 2005. and It Gets Better Project was founded on September 2010. Book and television In March 2011, E. P. Dutton would publish and release It Gets Better: Coming Out, Overcoming Bullying, and Creating a Life Worth Living, a book of essays edited by Dan Savage and Terry Miller that reflect the same theme as the web video project. The book contains more than 100 essays, either transcribed or expanded from the videos or original writings. Contributors include Jennifer Finney Boylan, Gregory Maguire, Meshell Ndegeocello, Michael Cunningham, Suze Orman, and David Sedaris. The book would make the New York Times bestseller list. Two 1-hour It Gets Better TV specials, which focused on the project's mission and conveyed messages of support, aired in 2012. Broadcast on MTV and simulcast on LGBT-oriented sister network Logo, the specials had premiere airings on February 21 and October 9, 2012. See also It Gets Better Mexico List of suicides which have been attributed to bullying References Further reading External links Anti-bullying campaigns Anti-bullying organizations in the United States LGBT and education American LGBT-related web series YouTube channels launched in 2010 Positive psychology Suicide prevention Dan Savage Articles containing video clips 2010 establishments in the United States LGBT organizations in the United States LGBT and suicide