Learn about bias, stereotypes, current vocabulary, and best practices for handling gender and sexuality topics with sensitivity.About this Event
Join us at Standing Rock Cultural Arts for this special training led by Ken Ditlevson.
Safe Space: LGBTQ+ Ally Training
Safe Space: LGBTQ+ Ally Training is an interactive training designed to help create safer, more welcoming communities for everyone, regardless of sex, gender identity, or sexual orientation.
Participants will learn about bias, stereotypes, current LGBTQ+ terminology, and best practices for discussing and navigating topics related to gender and sexuality with greater understanding and sensitivity. The training also provides practical tools for becoming a more informed and supportive ally to the LGBTQ+ community.
Following the training, participants may receive a Safe Space Ally sign to display in their office, home, or business. The sign communicates that you support the LGBTQ+ community and have completed training covering foundational concepts related to gender, sexuality, and allyship.
Why participate?
Wherever you work, live, learn, or interact with others, you will encounter people with diverse identities and experiences—including people who identify as LGBTQ+. Understanding respectful terminology and learning what it means to be an ally can help create environments where everyone feels welcomed, respected, and supported.
If you’ve ever wanted to become a better ally but weren’t sure where to start, Safe Space: LGBTQ+ Ally Training is a great place to begin.
Come learn, ask questions, build your understanding, and help make our communities safer and more welcoming for everyone.
Event venue
300 S Water St, 300 South Water Street, Kent, United States
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