LGBTI Training Package
LGBTI people face a complex array of challenges and threats, including discrimination, prejudice, violence, difficulty accessing humanitarian services and barriers to articulating their protection needs to assisting organizations. Efforts to improve the protection of LGBTI people have recently gained increased attention and support from States and the broader humanitarian and human rights community. Despite significant activity in this area, discrimination, neglect and persecution of LGBTI people is still endemic.
This LGBTI Training Package introduces participants to foundation topics related to working with LGBTI people in the humanitarian context, including terminology, global issues, the types of discrimination and persecution LGBTI people face, how to successfully communicate with LGBTI people, problematic assumptions we may have that can impact the provision of effective assistance, and frequently asked questions about LGBTI issues. #LGBTIMigrantEquality
To take this training webinar, you will need the Participant Workbook on Working with LGBTI persons in the Humanitarian Context. Links to all support material are available below.
Training Overview for Facilitators
Module 1 - Foundation topics
Module 2 - Conducting Interviews
Module 3 - Operational Protection
Module 4 - Thematic Topics
Forced Displacement Version (Coming June 2017)
Module 05 Refugee Status Determination
This module must be requested directly from UNHCR. Please email Jennifer Rumbach, jrumbach@iom.int for more information.
Short Sessions
1-Hour Information Session - Foundation Topics (Updating soon)
3-Hour Briefing Session - Foundation Topics (Updating soon)
Training Aides
- Advanced Reading Packet
- LGBTI Training Promotional Posters (IOM version)
- LGBTI Training Promotional Posters (UNHCR version)
- Training Aides
Webinars
Webinar Videos
Webinar Participant Workbooks
- LGBTI Briefing Session Participant Workbook (Forced Displacement)
- LGBTI Briefing Session Participant Workbook (Humanitarian Context)
A webinar on Operational Protection and Emergencies will be added in 2016. Please check back!
Videos