NYU LGBTQ Student Center Safe Zone Training Registration Form
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1. Welcome

 
Thank you for your interest in the NYU LGBTQ Student Center's Safe Zone Training Program.

Safe Zone is a campus wide program designed to visibly lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer and questioning (LGBTQ) population, understand some of the issues facing LGBTQ individuals, and are aware of the various LGBTQ resources.

We're happy to offer these Safe Zone trainings this semester:

Safe Zone I:
Friday, February 15, 9:45am-1pm
Friday, March 8, 9:45am-1pm
(Ally Week Safe Zones) Wednesday, April 17, 12:45pm- 4pm, 1-3pm, and 2-4pm

This three hour training session provides a foundation of knowledge needed to be an effective ally to LGBTQ students. Individuals who complete this training and then choose to post a Safe Zone card should be comfortable with LGBTQ students approaching them to talk about LGBTQ related issues, or to help students find campus or local resources.

Ally Week Safe Zones:

Take the first step in being an ally to the queer community! Get Safe Zone trained during NYU Ally Week! Safe Zone is a resource for anyone interested in educating themselves about the LGBTQ community: education is the foundation for being an ally, so act now!

This year, NYU LGBTQ will be sponsoring three Safe Zone's happening on the same day in the middle of Ally Week, with co-sponsorship from the College of Nursing and Stern School of Business:

NYU LGBTQ Student Center
When: April 17, 12:45-4PM
Where: Disclosed upon registration

NYU LGBTQ + College of Nursing
When: April 17, 1-3PM
Where: Disclosed upon registration

NYU LGBTQ + Stern School of Business
When: April 17, 2-4PM
Where: Disclosed upon registration





Safe Zone II "Dismantling Heterosexism & Institutional Oppression":

Friday, March 29, 9:45am-1pm


Heterosexism is a term that applies to attitudes, bias and discrimination in favor of opposite-sex sexuality and relationships. It includes the presumption that everyone is heterosexual or that opposite-sex attractions and relationships are the norm and therefore superior. It is the belief that everyone is or should be straight.

The NYU LGBTQ Student Center has developed a training that builds on concepts covered in Safe Zone I. The Dismantling Heterosexism and Institutional Oppression training module provides concrete examples of heterosexism; identifies how it manifests on individual, cultural and institutional levels; and provides participants with tools and strategies for challenging heterosexist practices and behaviors on all of these levels. **This training is open to all students and staff that have completed a Safe Zone I training within the last TWO years.

We look forward to seeing you at one of our upcoming Safe Zone I or Safe Zone II trainings! You will receive confirmation of your registration or notification you've been put on the waitlist 1-2 weeks prior to the training you signed up for. If you have questions regarding the registration form or the Safe Zone program, please do not hesitate to contact us at lgbtq.student.center@nyu.edu or at 212.998.4424.

--The NYU LGBTQ Student Center Staff
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5. Please share with us your NYU Affiliation:
6. If NYU student, staff, student staff or faculty member, please share with us your school, office or department:
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8. How did you hear about the Safe Zone Training Program?
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9. Please check the Safe Zone Training Program(s) you are interested in registering for. You will receive an e-mail the Tuesday before the session takes place. Please note that to attend a Safe Zone II training session you must first complete a Safe Zone I training:
10. If registering for a Safe Zone II workshop, please share with us the date you participated in a Safe Zone I training.