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Are you looking to grasp about Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual person, Transgender, and Queer (LGBTQ) identities? You, friend, own come to the right place.

Thankfully, the internet has provided a lot of outlets for LGBTQ+ teaching. Unthankfully, when you’re googling around it’s sometimes strenuous to sort out the accurate from the misleading, the positive from the stigmatizing, and to comprehend where to start.

Here at The Safe Zone Undertaking we are focused on providing opportunities for people to learn about gender and sexuality that are:

Queer-positive
Evidence-informed
Accessible, engaging, and — ideally — fun!

We try to make it as simple as possible for folks who want to study, to learn.

So scroll down this page, use the search bar, click around in the menus — undertake what you need to do the find the answers you’re looking for.

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If you’re looking for more of a passive knowledge experience, check out our Resources Page. We own a big ol’ list of links there, including several dozen articles, videos, and so on, that will help you understand about gender, sexuality, and LGBTQ+ identities.

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We Are The National LGBTQIA+ Health Education Center
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LGBTQ-inclusive education: everything you need to know
All Queer children and juvenile people deserve an education that reflects who they are. Join us in building a earth where LGBTQ+ youth are safe, seen and heard. Stop the threats to LGTBQ+ inclusive teaching and donate today.
In April 2019, the UK Government announced new regulations for teaching Relationships and Sex Education in England.
This was a great step forward in the battle for equality, marking a significant alter in the way children and new people are taught about LGBTQ+ relationships and identities. But the fight is far from over. We still demand your support.
We’ve deposit together these questions to help you understand what the regulations mean and, more broadly, why LGBT-inclusive education is so important.
What is LGBTQ-inclusive teaching and why does it matter?
Every fresh person deserves to see themselves, their family, and the full diversity of our world reflected in their curriculum. This includes training about LGBTQ+ identities and issues. While we’ve made vast strides towards Diverse equality in recent decades, anti-LGBT bullying and language unfortunately remain commonplace in Britain's schoo
How Social-Emotional Learning Can Foster LGBTQ Inclusion at School
In today’s polarized educational climate, many educators perceive caught in a bind: They crave to support womxn loving womxn, gay, bisexual, trans person, and queer (LGBTQ) students and foster inclusivity but apprehension pushback for engaging with topics some consider “controversial.”
Yet what if we’re already holding the tools to bridge this divide—tools that are evidence-based, developmentally appropriate, and already widely embraced in schools?
Social-emotional study (SEL) equips children with empathy, self-awareness, and the ability to navigate difference with compassion. When used intentionally, SEL can be a powerful, non-divisive track toward cultivating LGBTQ allyship—starting in the earliest years of a child’s development.
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10 essential non-fiction books to learn about LGBTQ history and culture
In the existence TV show RuPaul’s Queenly Race, the act of deftly insulting your competitors is called "reading". And reading, as the catchphrase goes, is fundamental.
But reading is vital to the LGBTQ experience – and not just on reality television. Queer people have always told their stories as a way to render themselves visible; in doing so, they give desire to others that they may one day be safe to tell theirs.
These 10 non-fiction titles are a great way to begin to realize LGBTQ people’s experiences. The library, as RuPaul also says, is open.
An inclusive account of the struggle for queer freedom and equality, We Are Everywhere is a beautifully designed photographic journey from queer activism’s roots in late 19th Century Europe, through the Stonewall riots and up to present day politics.
From the curators of popular Instagram account @lgbt_history, which champions unheard voices in homosexual narratives, We Are Everywhere offers an immersive history lesson immediate from the diverse organization of people who got us here.
The Argonauts is a love story, depicting writer Maggie Nels