Allyship and Support for LGBTQ2S+ Community: Lessons and Outreach

transgender

allyship

CAUL-CBUA Fall 2019 Forum

Serving the Needs of the LGBTQ2S+ Community

Jeannie Bail | UNB Libraries

what is an ally?

Support, potential partner, genuine,

visible, positive, empathetic, recognize

privilege, strength, advocate, safety,

trustworthy, truth, communication,

nonjudgmental, lobby for change,

validate, willingness to learn, not

being afraid of doing the right thing.

While I might not be trans,

trans issues are my issues, too.

library outreach

+ programming

Means so much to see this display here in

the province. Seeing ourselves through the

years...so powerful, and IMPORTANT!

teaching +

learning

lessons

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get involved with the community

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borrow to fill in collection gaps

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listen, do not lead

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Thanks to Cynthia for organizing. A great topic to focus on and share experiences with colleagues.

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Explore the importance of allyship and support for the LGBTQ2S+ community, emphasizing genuine partnership, visibility, empathy, and advocacy. Learn about library outreach and programming to bridge gaps, listen actively, and engage meaningfully. Encourage education, understanding, and active involvement in creating inclusive spaces.

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transgender allyship CAUL-CBUA Fall 2019 Forum Serving the Needs of the LGBTQ2S+ Community Jeannie Bail | UNB Libraries

what is an ally?

Support, potential partner, genuine, visible, positive, empathetic, recognize privilege, strength, advocate, safety, trustworthy, truth, communication, nonjudgmental, lobby for change, validate, willingness to learn, not being afraid of doing the right thing. While I might not be trans, trans issues are my issues, too.