M0-Introductory LGBTIQ+ Inclusion Course
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What You'll learn
- What does “in the closet” mean?
- Correct pronoun usage, respecting individuals’ gender identity and sexual orientation.
- How the life milestone experiences of LGBTIQ+ people may vary from those of straight people.
- Why don’t more people from the LGBTIQ+ community “come out of the closet”?
- How to interact with and address someone from the LGBTIQ+ community, respectfully?
- The difference between ‘equality’, ‘equity’ and ‘liberation’.
Prerequisite: No prerequisite for this course.
Who Can Take This Course?
➢ Small-business owners
➢ Managers and team leaders
➢ Professionals from any field
➢ Wedding Professionals
➢ Funeral Professionals
➢ Anyone who wants to learn about the LGBTIQ+ community!
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Course Description
Lifetime access to the course
Short 5-10min sections
Pause and resume the course at your convenience
Additional reading material and resources
Tired of walking around on eggshells around your LGBTIQ+ clients? Worried about unintentionally offending them by using the wrong pronouns or misgendering them?
Or has someone close to you come out as LGBTIQ+ and you want to be a good ally but don’t know how to be?
Either way, this introductory course is for you!
Take your first step to understanding more about the LGBTIQ+ community. Learn about the everyday struggles and experiences of LGBTIQ+ people and how they differ from the general population.
Bronte Price gives us a glimpse into the experiences of the LGBTIQ+ community. Learn more about LGBTIQ+ Inclusive language and the struggle for equal rights in this premium introductory training course conducted by The Equality Network.
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About Instructor
Bronte
I’m Bronte Price, a full-time male marriage and funeral celebrant. In my spare time, I’m a qualified trainer, veggie gardener, foodie, and piano player. I married my husband, Clint, in April 2019 – it was the best day of our lives! It was both exciting and fascinating planning our own wedding “from the other side” and it gave me a great insight into what couples go through in the leadup to their special day. The whole experience made me a better celebrant! Clint and I are parents to our beloved rescue kelpie, Bingo, aged five. Most Sunday afternoons will find us at DTs, in Richmond, one of Melbourne’s iconic gay pubs, catching up with our close mates. As a former senior executive in state and local government (most recently as Assistant Director Data Analytics with the Victorian Ombudsman), I’ve picked up some pretty useful skills that I’ve been able to put into practice as a celebrant.
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