Being an advocate
How can we stand up for the needs & rights of LGBTQ+ people? In these sessions, you'll learn practical skills that can help you support the queer people in your life.
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In this session from the Public Training Series, learn about what it means to be an effective ally and how our own identities and privilege play a role in our advocacy efforts. This session discusses concrete strategies that can be put into practice quickly.
Combating hate online
What do anime, Star Wars, and memes have to do with LGBTQ+ issues? We’ll explore the ways that homophobia and transphobia can spread in online spaces by examining the word “trap” used as a slur against transgender women.
Using white privilege
Hear from panelists about how to use white privilege to boost the voices & experiences of people of color in this INTERSECTIONS panel.
Making change in complex institutions
This session will help you learn to create change in organizations that are extremely complex, without putting people on the defensive.
Improve YOUR organization!
If you're part of an IU office, student organization, department, or Greek organization, you qualify to request a session from the Training Outreach Program! These sessions are customized to help your group make positive change to support LGBTQ+ people.
Learn more about different groups
One great way to be an ally is to learn more about a wide variety of experiences! Take a look at the pages linked below to explore the experiences of a wide variety of people.