LGBTQIA+ Education

True is committed to furthering inclusive and safe education on sex, sexuality and gender.

Establishing Student Groups

This online module provides guidelines for establishing supportive school-based groups for LGBTIQ+ students. This is part of the LGBTIQ+ Inclusive Education: Capability, Confidence & Diversity Initiative series of online learning developed by True Relationships and Reproductive Health.

LGBTQIA Inclusive Education: Introduction To Key Terminology & Concepts

These self-paced modules are part of the LGBTIQ+ Inclusive Education: Capability, Confidence & Diversity Initiative (CCDI) series of online learning for school-based staff. Complete these modules to learn more about how to maintain supportive and inclusive learning environments for LGBTIQ+ people.

Being Me

Video by True, Created for: PFLAG+ Brisbane.

Figuring out who you are can take time. Some young people may wonder about who they’re attracted to or about their gender identity and that’s okay. Young LGBTQ+ people may want to share this with others or they may not. Everyone’s experience is unique, and we all get to decide what feels right and safe for us! If you or somebody you know would like to talk to somebody about diverse sexualities or gender identities, contacting your nearest PFLAG+ or LGBTQ+ youth service can be a good place to start.

Safe Space Resources

Inclusive spaces maximise the wellbeing of everybody, including children, young people and families. Currently, LGBTIQ+ people are still at risk of experiencing discriminatory homophobia or transphobia. This can make them feel unsafe in education and health settings, accessing services or other social spaces, which impacts on their health and wellbeing.

Having a safe space signifies a commitment to ensuring that everybody is treated with respect and supported, regardless of their identity. These posters have been designed to be used by education settings or other organisations working with children, young people and families. Displaying a Safe Space poster will identify the organisation as being inclusive and supportive of LGBTIQ+ people. 

Poster for organisations and workplaces

Placement: At reception, principals office, visible to the public and parents.

Schools

safe space poster

ECEC

safe space poster ECEC

Poster for designated spaces

Placement: In a classroom or library, not necessarily visible to the public, but a designated space known to staff and those enrolled.

Safe Space: Children

Safe space poster

Poster for representatives

Placement: In a classroom or notice board, or even an LMS, not specific to any space, but visible to staff and those enrolled.

For representatives: students
safe space poster