Titlebook: Queer Social Movements and Outreach Work in Schools; A Global Perspective Dennis A. Francis,Jón Ingvar Kjaran,Jukka Lehtonen Book 2020 The

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Introduction: The Synergistic Potential of the Outreach Work and Activism of Queer Social Movementsanging educational policies and legislation to prevent discrimination and violence based on sexual orientation, gender identity, and expression as well as influencing schools through their general advocacy work, media campaigns, research projects, instructional material production, and cooperation w

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Educational Outreach Work in Nordic Countries: Challenges, Tensions, and Contradictions for Queerinnon-heterosexuality, however, are either hidden in many national curricula, or not enacted at all. Queer students and teachers are not very visible in schools and educational institutions. Thus in order to break the silence around non-heterosexuality and gender diversity and provide education about

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,Embodying Responsibility? Understanding Educators’ Engagement in Queer Educational Justice Work in interviews with educators in schools, queer social movement organizations, school boards and teachers’ unions in Vancouver and Toronto, Canada, this chapter analyzes the strategies of queer educational justice work in schools. Working with Gilbert’s call to do more than “being on the right side” an

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Challenges to LGBTI Inclusive Education and Queer Activism in Taiwan,er power and knowledge between the Tongzhi (LGBTI) movement and the religious or conservative countermovement in Taiwan in gaining access to educational spaces and doing outreach work in schools. In the chapter it will be demonstrated that with unequal discursive and nondiscursive resources, the rel

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The Sexual Diversity Pastoral Care Group and the Catholic Schools in Chile: An Attempt to Confront stimony of its members. Using a descriptive qualitative approach, volunteers or educational workers at the . were interviewed in order to describe their own experiences speaking about homosexual marginalization. The results show the tension between power and resistance, and the ambiguous possibiliti

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Education as Activism: Sexual Dissidence and Schooling in Spain, of all 49 European countries on a scale based on laws and policies that directly impact on LGBTI people’s human rights. However, Spanish schooling still lacks an explicit policy framework for teaching gender and sexual diversity. Activist organizations have begun to develop resources and materials

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Queer Activism and Non-formal Outreach Work in Iran: Creating a Community of Support and Learning,hat it means to be a gay activist and how it is possible to build up a community of support and learning through underground or online outreach work, in a society that criminalizes same-sex sexual acts. In schools and other educational institutions there is no discussion about homosexuality because

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,We’re Here, We’re Queer…but Are We in Schools? Lessons Learned from a Multicountry Project Across Eia and transphobia in society broadly and in the education sector but this situation has begun to change in recent years. An example of this work is a Participatory Action Research informed partnership between researchers and CSOs in ten countries across Eastern and Southern Africa. The “School’s Ou

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