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This workshop will explore some of the issues young LGBT people face growing up in Northern Ireland.
Thursday 29 March 2007
Thursday 29 March 2007
9.30 am
4.00 pm
Whitefield House- 2 The Hawthorns- Belfast
£70 Members £80 Non Members
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Young Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and/or Transgender (LGBT) people can face varied forms of discrimination in life. Relevant and appropriate information around sexuality can often be difficult for LGBT young people to access as minority sexual identities are often invisible in youth, health and education sectors.
Include Youth
028 9031 1007
lorraine@includeyouth.org
Lorraine Thompson
www.includeyouth.org
This workshop will be delivered by the ShOut Project and participants will gain a better understanding of how a young LGBT person might feel when disclosing their sexuality, and offer those that work with and for young people the opportunity to consider practical ways of including LGBT issues within their work setting.
The ShOut Project is a YouthNet initiative and has been working since August 2005 to respond to the needs of young people who identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual and or transgender (LGBT).
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