LGBTQ+ reading lists for staff
Take a look at recommended resources to help educate yourself and your staff about LGBTQ+ issues. You can use these ideas to improve your understanding of gender and sexuality, and make your school more inclusive.
How to use these resources
You don’t have to read everything, or cover every area straight away. Try to cover a few different topics, or focus on the topics that will be most valuable for your school right now.
For example, if you’re not confident with what pronouns to use for a trans person, start with a book about gender identity. If it's a priority for your school to focus on staff equity and inclusion, take a look at a resource about staffing or becoming a more inclusive school, and share it with everyone.
Do: Don't: Think about the gaps in your own knowledge and experiences Assume that a certain topic doesn't apply to you (i.e. that you don't need to read about gender because there aren't any transgender people in your school community) Share lists and resources with your staff Assign your
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