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If you could significantly change student attitudes toward gay men and lesbians, would you do it? What if it only took you one hour a week for six weeks?
The first response to these questions is typically disbelief: “Six weeks? Is that all? Are you mad? Have you been into schools lately? Have you been in a classroom with a group of young men? You’d need six months!”
Join challenging homophobia educator, Daniel Witthaus, who will share two decades of professional development experience in how best to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) students and to challenge classroom homophobia. Daniel will draw upon the formally-evaluated, award-winning educational package, Pride & Prejudice and his first book, Beyond ‘That’s So Gay’.
The focus of these high-quality presentations is on how schools can become more inclusive and safer environments for all students, particularly same-sex attracted and gender questioning young people.
Daniel focuses on going beyond research and policy to uncover the most effective practical strategies and action plans. All work is in plain, accessible language.
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Teachers undertaking Pride & Prejudice Facilitator Training benefit from learning:
In this session, challenging homophobia educator, Daniel Witthaus, takes the audience on a 266-consecutive day drive around regional, rural and remote Australia to get a modern day snapshot of how lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) people are living their everyday lives. His simple aim was to challenge homophobia one cuppa at a time. […]
In this session, challenging homophobia educator, Daniel Witthaus, takes students through activities and discussions that have been refined during two decades of experience in how best to support lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex (LGBTI) students and to challenge classroom homophobia. The focus of these presentations is on how students can better understand the experience […]
Are you sick of hearing ‘That’s So Gay’ and not knowing what to do? Do you want a simple plan to challenge homophobia in your classroom? Could your school benefit from PD described as “the best I’ve had in years!”? In this session, challenging homophobia educator, Daniel Witthaus, will share two decades of professional development […]