Student Leadership and Activities

Safe Zone Ally Training GLBTQ Workshop

.

Contact name:

.

Contact phone number:

.

Organization:

.

Contact E-Mail (required):

.

Workshop date/time(s):

.

Length of workshop:

.

Location of workshop:

.

.

Participant information

Number of participants expected:

.

Age (Range):

.

Gender (#) expected: F: M: T:

.

Positions/roles in group:

.

Ethnic/Racial backgrounds (#):

.

Participant relationships (how well do participants know each other?):

.

What process or goals do you wish to accomplish with this training or workshop?

.

What might pose challenges for the participants to engage with comfort or honesty?

What will you do to ensure that the process starts in a way that provides "safety" with respect to the hospitality, physical and psychological needs of the participants?

.

How will you prepare your group for this workshop/training and what follow-up will you do on the facilitations?

.

What other information would you like to provide the Safe Zone trainers? (Specific requests, needs, etc.)

.

Possible Safe Zone Training Options - do you have requests for activities or training modules that you are familiar with? If so, please indicate that below:

.

Coming Out Stars Common Human Trait Contract for Safe Zone Allies
Creating Safe Zone Go Around Goals Sheet
Heteronormativity Heterosexual Privilege Heterosexuality Questionnaire
History Match Up How Do You Feel About GLBTQ People?
Beyond the Binary Mattering and Marginality Paths to Competence
Sit Down If Terminology Match Up

If your on-campus presentation or workshop would require accommodations for disabilities, contact the Office of Disability Services at (503) 838-8250.