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Creating Safe and Supportive Teaching Environments: A Guide for Working With Lesbian, Homosexual, Bisexual, Transgender, and Questioning Youth and Families

Emily S. Fisher, Karen Komosa-Hawkins

Routledge, 17 apr 2013 - 274 pagina's

The importance of creating safe spaces for dyke, gay, bisexual, transgender, and questioning (LGBTQ) students in the school environment cannot be overstated. It is one of the most prominent issues facing college professionals today, and its success has lasting, positive effects on the entire student body. Drawing on the expertise of researchers and practitioners, Creating Sheltered and Supportive Learning Environmentsprovides a comprehensive examination of the topics most relevant for school professionals. The first section lays out the theoretical foundation and background school professionals require to understand the social and political trends that impact LGBTQ individuals, the development of sexual orientation and gender identity, uncertainty and resilience factors, and the intersection of LGBTQ identity with other aspects of diversity. The second section explores topics critical for the development of safe, supportive school environments, including

Part of my experience of being openly queer at Wabash College is obtainable online atThe Gay & Lesbian Review and I was recognized foroutstanding contributions to diversity, equity, and inclusion by the Writing Across the Curriculum Clearinghouse.

When I first came “out of the closet” to my best friend in high school, he responded with a sarcastic “no shit.” He explained that he would defend me against violence, which filled my heart. Then he admitted that he does not care for queer people in general, but he is okay with me—he fractured my heart and trust. This was early in my quest down the yellow brick road, but somehow I knew to ask, “how many gay people act you actually know?”

“Well . . . none, I guess.”

Exactly. If we only know stereotypes and the vague abstractions demonized by myopic ideologies, then of course it is easier to isolate and keep out individuals who challenge essentialist, reductive worldviews. And so, it is my duty to represent LGBTQ+ communities for those who possess never encountered such.

Now, I teach English literature and writing at Wabash College, a midwestern school for men. Injustice and force against LGBTQ+ communities are standard features of pa

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my name is River but id rather be call Quin andim non-binsry with really supportive friends and only one of them is single

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Hello! My call is Faith and I go by the name(Sai/pronounced:SIGH) I am pan and genderfluid! 😁

I JOIN AND I GET FRIEND TO JOIN

tempting but i believe my school is a lil homophobic

June is LGBTQ pride month! Are you looking for a way to exhibit your allyship and encourage for the LGBTQIA + community? Celebrate Pride this BRAND NEW Google classroom banner. Download the "Celebrate Pride" Banner for your online Classroom today!

Note: Google Classroom currently has a default setting that puts a gray filter over the banner.

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