Building Safer Spaces for Sexual & Gender Minorities - Part 2

I learned about the need for ALL people (including folx with ID/DD) to explore their gender and sexual identities, as well as approaches to support youth through this exploration.
— OTC Youth Summit participant

Description:

Many organizations who are open and supportive of LGBTQIA+ people still unintentionally participate in thoughtless, discriminatory, or even oppressive practices in the day-to-day operation of their work. Making changes to be a more mindful, inclusive, and empowering place to work and seek services will help your organization thrive, build morale, and bolster retention of both clients and staff.

(v. 25 - Former Title: Creating Safer Spaces; Systemic Changes to Better Support & Include Sexual & Gender Minorities)

Learning Objectives:

Build a plan for how to help your organization be a safer space, including how you will:

  • learn about sexual and gender minority identities and be more inclusive

  • become educated regarding queer history, issues, and challenges

  • share power and privilege to create more equity

  • solicit feedback from queer communities

This Training is Available in the Following Formats:

Continuing Education Credits:

  • Approved for CEUs for Oregon Foster Care and Long-Term Care Providers

  • Approved for CEs for Washington State Long-Term Care Workers through Training Program Among Friends, LLC (WA753791) under DSHS CE Approval Code

  • Need credits in your state? Contact us and we’ll be happy to work with you to get our trainings approved!