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The Safe Space workshops meets twice for 2 1/2 hours each meeting. After
completing the workshop , faculty, staff and students are invited to become a
part of the Oneonta Safe Space Network, but network membership is not a
requirement for participation in the actual workshop
Responsibilities of Oneonta Safe Space Network Members
- To display network symbol
- To be available to members of the College community who wish to discuss lesbian,
gay, bisexual and “questioning” concerns
- To share information about College and community resources related to lesbian,
gay, bisexual life
- To respect people's need for privacy and confidentiality.
- To commit to continuing to learn about LGBTQ issues
In the training you can expect to learn:
- Ally skills such as making referrals and dealing with students in crisis
- Campus resources for LGBT students
- Coming out and identity development issues for LGB students
- Awareness of campus climate issues
- Brief overview of LGBT history and current civil rights issues
- Current research and trends in higher education regarding LBGT students
- Exploration of cultural stigma and affects on students
Want to get involved? Attend a training
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