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Building empathy is an important part of having discussions about LGBTQ youth and suicide risk. The exercises below can help students get in an empathetic mindset. You might consider using one of these before you start a discussion on the topic of LGBTQ issues or suicide.
The Safe Zone Project collection of activities for teaching and facilitating discussions on LGBTQ+ identities, allyship, gender & sexuality, and training trainers.
Whether you are looking for LGBT-related classroom materials or handy reference sheets for personal use, we have several helpful handouts (pdf format). Download, print, and use our helpful handouts today!
Content has been selected based on empirical support for the efficacy of the activities. The group intervention is intended to take place over eight consecutive weeks, one session per week, with each session lasting approximately 45-60 minutes. The ideal size would be 5-8 group members.
There are 3 levels of activity: Basic, Intermediate, and Advanced. The activities are described briefly on the page for each level, along with links to download PDF files with complete activity instructions and handouts. If you have questions about these activities, please contact us! Basic Learning Activities: LGBTQ Awareness.
for LGBTQ Young People. is here to help you nav - igate questions around your identity. You know yourself and what works for you better than any - one else. Each of us has the right to share or not share different aspects of ourselves with others. No one else is entitled to information around your identities, if you do not want them to know.
Sometimes you don’t have time for a full activity or training, but still want to get some LGBTQ+ awareness or education accomplished. Enter handouts & edugraphics. We’ve developed these little puppies in response to asks from folks using our curriculum, or clients from train-the-trainers.
