Online-Courses
Training and personal growth from the comfort of your own home, at your own pace, without judgment and with content that empowers the LGTBIQ+ community and its allies.
Inclusive education for teachers
Description:
This course is designed to provide teachers with theoretical and practical tools to create a safe, respectful and inclusive educational environment for all students, with a particular focus on diversity of gender identities and expressions. Over the course of five weeks (1 day/week), participants will explore key concepts of LGTBIQ+ diversity, debunk common myths, and acquire strategies for dealing with discrimination or bullying in the school environment.
Duration and modality:
The course lasts five weeks (1 day/week) and is delivered 100% online, allowing participants flexibility to access content and activities according to their availability.
Course Content:
- Key concepts: Identities and genders
- Myths and realities about LGTBIQ+ children and young people
- Creating an inclusive environment in the classroom
- Dealing with situations of discrimination or bullying
- Support with coming out processes
- Inclusive communication strategies
Methodology:
The course combines theoretical content with practical activities, discussion forums and case studies. You will also have access to supplementary materials and resources for implementing inclusive strategies in the classroom.
Certificate of attendance:
At the end of the course, a certificate of attendance and a list of comprehensive literature to be used with the students will be sent online.
Tools for dealing with “hate speech” in the LGTBIQ+ community
Description:
Effective strategies to recognize, analyze and respond to hate speech against the LGTBIQ+ community.
Through an approach based on education, communication and conflict management, participants will acquire key skills to deal with these situations in different contexts, from the educational and professional environment to the digital and social environment.
This course is aimed at teachers, social and educational professionals, activists, diversity managers in companies and anyone interested in understanding and countering hate speech against the LGTBIQ+ community.
Duration and modality:
The course lasts 90 minutes and is taught online in real time, allowing participants to interact through dynamics and practical exercises.
Course Content:
- Understanding hate speech
- Definition and characteristics of hate speech
- Impact on the LGTBIQ+ community and on society
- Dissemination mechanisms and their reach
- Social networks and media as spaces of hate reproduction
- Strategies for spreading hostile speech
- Response and management strategies
- How to deal with hate speech in different situations
- Techniques for non-violent communication and constructive debate
- Legal and support resources for reporting and protection
Methodology:
The course combines short presentations with practical exercises, analysis of real cases and a participative dynamic that allows participants to apply the knowledge acquired in concrete situations.
Certificate of attendance:
At the end of the event, participants will receive a certificate of attendance certifying their training in dealing with hate speech in the LGTBIQ+ community.
Dealing with guilt in the LGTBIQ+ community
Description:
This course aims to explore the impact of guilt in the LGTBIQ+ community and analyze its origins, manifestations and consequences in people’s personal and social lives. In a 90-minute session, tools for emotional coping and building a positive and guilt-free identity will be taught, promoting psychological well-being and self-acceptance.
Duration and modality:
The session lasts 90 minutes and is held online in real time, allowing for interaction and group work through exercises and participatory dynamics.
Course Content:
- The origins of guilt in the LGTBIQ+ community
- Socio-cultural and familial influences on the construction of guilt
- The role of discrimination and social normativity
- Manifestations of guilt and their effects
- Relationship between guilt, self-esteem and mental health
- Self-rejection and internalized homophobia
- Anxiety and depression
- Relationship difficulties
- Excessive striving for validation
- Strategies for dealing with feelings of guilt and promoting self-acceptance
- Cognitive restructuring techniques and self-compassion
- Creating positive and resilient personal narratives
- Social support and building safe spaces.
Methodology:
The course combines theoretical presentations with self-observation exercises, case analysis and group dynamics that promote reflection and shared learning.
Certificate of attendance:
At the end of the session, participants will receive a certificate of attendance certifying their training in dealing with guilt in the LGTBIQ+ community.