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Allies for All: Advocating for the LGBTQI2-S Community


Compiled by Shelley R. Hart
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    Category: Equity, Diversity, Inclusion, and Social Justice
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    As a school psychologist, you are charged with the task of bringing together individuals to support the needs of all students, particularly those in the LGBTQI2-S* community. Use this printed, plastic-coil bound collection with district leaders and parents to understand their experiences, address challenges, and effect change.
    Compiled resources are broken into four parts:
    • Safe schools for LGBTQ youth;
    • Sexual development, gender development, and disclosure experiences; 
    • Risks for sexual minority youth; and 
    • Advocacy action steps.
    Use the articles, research, and position papers in this compilation to: 
    • Advocate for and create a safe, supportive school environment for LGBTQ youth in your district;
    • Communicate with parents and other support staff about transgender and gender-diverse youth;
    • Differentiate between biological sex and gender identity;
    • Learn from disclosure and diagnosis experiences of LGBTQ and intersex students;
    • Identify and address potential mental health concerns;
    • Assess suicide risk for sexual minority youth; and
    • Understand the prevalence of bullying and school victimization.
    *In the above acronym, 2-S refers to Two-Spirit, referencing the Indigenous American culture with regards to gender identity.

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