This course is designed to provide essential multicultural and intersectional information related to Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and more (LGBTQQIP2SAA) populations in the United States. It includes an exploration of demographic characteristics and the sociopolitical history of LGBTQQIP2SAA communities and their influence. Together, participants will explore the LGBTQQIP2SAA acronym to understand the significance of each construct. We will employ stigma theory to better conceptualize the experiences of this disenfranchised community. After reviewing local community resources for LGBTQ people, participants will have time to create a plan of allyship to support this community.
Benefits and Learning Outcomes
- Evaluate contemporary issues facing LGBTQIA+ individuals, incorporating an understanding of stigma theory and intersectionality
- Create a comprehensive plan of allyship that utilizes local community resources to support LGBTQIA+ individuals
- Demonstrate increased awareness and understanding of the cultural values and identities within LGBTQIA+ communities, including nontraditional relationships, family structures and identity development
Who Should Attend
Anyone working within the LGBTQ population in various capacities
Instructor
Justin is a positive, friendly, open professional who enjoys engaging in intellectual conversations around racial and health equity, education and removal of structures of white supremacy. He envisions a future where those who have been historically disenfranchised have an equal… read more