Announcing Online LGBTQ+ Courses at The Safe Zone Project
You can start learning online today with our first course, and we’ll be releasing more in the coming weeks.
Why we don’t certify “Safe Zone Trainers” (and don’t plan to).
It would create a problematic power relationship, add to a specific problem we’re trying to solve, and is simply beyond our capacity.
I am the only person in my organization who wants to be a Safe Zone facilitator. What should I do?
Awesome! It often takes just one dedicated person to start offering these trainings to a whole new population. We are currently developing an online program for individuals who want to become Safe Zone trainers (like yourself) called Starlab (sign up here to get on the list for future cohorts!) Also, know that there is no formal barrier… Read more »
What is Safe Zone?
Safe Zone trainings are opportunities to learn about LGBTQ+ identities, gender and sexuality, and examine prejudice, assumptions, and privilege. An example of a Safe Zone Trained sticker often given to participants upon completing the training You may have seen a sticker or sign that says “Safe Zone” or “Safe Zone Trained.” These visual indicators can… Read more »
We Are No Longer Doing Train-the-Trainer Visits
The Safe Zone Project Team (Meg & Sam) are no longer offering train-the-trainer visits. However, we are no less excited to help you get your Safe Zone program off the ground please read below to learn more! We are incredibly passionate about ensuring that people who want to start a safe zone program in their… Read more »
For Our 5th Birthday, 5 Fabulous Announcements
Our gifts to you: new website, curriculum, online LGBTQ+ courses, S.T.A.R.L.A.B., and Train-the-Trainer Clearinghouse
Help
Are you looking for help, or looking to help? In either case, we’re ready.
Services
The Safe Zone Project team (Meg & Sam) are no longer offering in-person trainings or train-the-trainer visits. We are incredibly passionate about ensuring that people who want to host a training or start a safe zone program in their community or get the support they need to do so. Instead of offering in-person train-the-trainer… Read more »