LGBTQ+ 101
About Course
We’ll dig into the essentials of supporting LGBTQ+ individuals in foster care, including using correct terminology, learning intersectionality, and accessing safe resources as a guardian to support youth.
Presented by: Janae Roberts, MPH, CHES
Course Content
Lesson
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Lesson
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The Quiz
Student Ratings & Reviews
Great training
Great Lesson
It was a really good class. I learned a lot. And I really enjoyed her knowledge and energy.
The course is very informative.
Yes. It was very informative.
It was a lot of information but I did learn a lot. Not sure how much I can remember tho.
Interesting and informative
Good match
ok
Great class
Thank you for having this course. This information is incredibly important and was well represented.
I felt some of the information was inaccurate. For example, the quiz states that BIPOC means "Black Individuals People of Color" which is not correct, as the term means Black, Indigenous, and people of color. Some of the other information in the materials felt a bit one-sided and poorly researched.
Lots of good definitions of terms and nuanced conversation about the importance of why we say what we say.
Wonderful class
Presented well
helpful
N/A
Janae was engaging and presented the material in an organized manner. However, several of the definitions she used were either incorrect or incomplete and one incorrect definition was in the quiz at the end. BIPOC stands for “Black, Indigenous, and other People of Color.” Pansexuality is sexual attraction to people not limited by their biological sex, gender, or gender identity. Asexuality is where sexual attraction is not present or is only present occasionally (gray-ace or graysexual) or dependent on emotional connection (demisexual) and has nothing to do with how much a person enjoys the act of sex. Please consider re-recording with correct terminology.
lots of helpful information!
Very helpful
Very informative
alright
ok
more knowledge will make me sensitive not to offend
I learned a lot.