LGBTQIA++ : To create awareness on diversity and inclusion

Learn more about the LGBTQIA++ community.

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Description

If you are just beginning to explore the diversity, equity and inclusion space and are interested in sharpening your understanding, then I’ve designed a course just for you. The objective of this course is to share some facts about the LGBTQIA community, discrimination, prejudice and stereotypes.  All important things to understand, as it influences our unconscious attitude and behaviour to other people.  By creating an understanding of sexual and gender diversity, we can challenge the narratives, myths, stereotypes and misconceptions we have about LGBTQ identifying persons.

In this course we will look at:

  • Some interesting background statistics

  • Building a new vocabulary around LGBTQ terminology and groupings

  • Look at different types of discrimination that the LGBTQ community experience

  • Differentiate between stereotypes, prejudice and discrimination

  • Look at the root of discrimination of LGBTQ persons

  • Offer different strategies to combat bullying of LGBTQ persons.

  • Through the above information improve your understanding of diversity, equity, and inclusion.


Why Learn From Me?

As an experienced course creator and presenter, I have experience translating information in the field of education, social work and psychology into  engaging, understandable and fairly simple presentations. Professionals who attend my trainings routinely provide positive feedback. I hope you can join this group of satisfied students and learn something new about diversity and inclusion.

So take this course now and learn more about the LGBTQ community!

What You Will Learn!

  • LGBTQ awareness- Learn more about the LGBTQ community
  • Understand the difference between stereotypes, prejudice, and discrimination.
  • Different discrimination and the root of LGBTQ discrimination.
  • Strategies to combat the bullying of the LGBTQ community.
  • Diversity and Inclusion.
  • By knowing more about diversity we can become open to our diverse society.

Who Should Attend!

  • Employees looking to document training in diversity and inclusion.
  • Educators who want to promote equal treatment in the classroom.
  • Anyone concerned about bias and hoping to make social change.
  • Aspiring diversity, equity, and inclusion practitioners.
  • Social workers, teachers and counsellors who want to further their personal development.