Really Enlightening
It was really enlightening to think about what it means to actively be an ally, like adopting policies and actions that are truly trans friendly, rather than just not being anti-trans.
Get Cities Training
Nov 2023
This training will give your team a solid foundation of knowledge about the TLGBQ+ community and allow them to speak with confidence when addressing the unique needs and considerations of staff and clients that identify on the TLGBQ+ spectrum.
Thank You to Our Clients:
TransSOCIAL's Virtual TLGBQ+ Cultural Sensitivity Training includes:
- Basic TLGBQ+ Terminology
- Common Lived Experiences of the TLGBQ+ Community, including Statistics
- Trans Advocacy & Allyship, including Pronoun Use
- Worth 2 CLE credits
Q&A's
Q&A Time can be aggregated for deeper understanding. Questions may be submitted before the training to be addressed by facilitators. Can have 10-15 minutes at the end of the training for Question & Answer time.
Tools
Supplemental Workbook -
Helpful vocabulary, gender spectrum infographics, and etiquette guides.
Resource Guide - References, organizations, and a recommended further reading/watching list.
Support
The funds we raise from our award-winning training are used to directly support the non-profit services and programs we offer to our Trans, gender non-conforming, intersex and LGBQ+ community.
TransSOCIAL’s leadership is also available for implementation coaching to evaluate and recommend changes to your internal policies and procedures to ensure a safe and affirming space for the TLGBQ+ community.
Check out some of our testimonials:
OB/GYN department
Mount Sinai Medical Center in Miami Beach
The TransSOCIAL presentation that was tailored to medical professionals was the perfect cultural primer and TLGBQ+ training that most of us don't get in medical school. We wish this had been a part of our medical school curricula because what we learned through TransSOCIAL is critical to providing complete, respectful, thoughtful care to our patients. The patient scenarios they guided through will help us to optimize TLGBQ+ patient care, and we are so grateful that TransSOCIAL was able to come to our hospital to provide this training. We recommend them to any and all physicians, nurses, and other medical professionals because the training that TransSOCIAL provides can help make the medical field a more welcoming place for TLGBQ+ individuals.
Jeremy Johnston
Director of Outreach and Navigation - Prevention305
We are grateful for TransSocial’s well thought out, organized, informative, and captivating LGBTQ+ cultural sensitivity training. I’m confident our organization gained the necessary tools to keep inclusivity at the forefront of both our interactions with the communities we serve and our internal decisions on policies and procedures. TransSocial’s support strengthens and reinforces our commitment to create safe spaces for all identities.
Opal Simpson
PrEP Navigator & Test Counselor - Prevention305
Ashley and Jesse were amazing training instructors! As a trans individual having this training being led by two trans individuals who made their training so informative about the full spectrum of trans identities, pronouns and experiences made me feel seen. They both made ensured we were all in a safe space to ask questions and open the dialogue for deeper understanding. I thoroughly appreciate TransSocial for making sure we were well taken care of when it came to helping everyone understand how to handle different scenarios when engaging with o/ur trans identifying members of the LGBTQIA+ community. It was very productive, inclusive and engaging.
800-person, U.S.-based, International Tech Company
The training was excellent! Ashley did a wonderful job presenting the content in a way that was relatable and accessible, and that addressed many levels of understanding and experience. She was approachable and created a safe space to ask questions and share thoughts. Overall, this was a very informative and helpful training!
Victor Luna
Client Engagement Coordinator - Prevention 305
I would like to express my profound gratitude for the comprehensive and insightful presentation delivered in the recent training session on TranSocial awareness. The training effectively highlighted the critical impact of proper pronoun usage and inclusive practices on the quality of care provided to transgender patients. As a Client Engagement Coordinator at PreventionX, I found the session incredibly beneficial for enhancing our approach to TLGBQ+ care. The principles discussed are invaluable in fostering a more inclusive and supportive environment for all patients.
Get Cities
Thank you for raising awareness. I always felt the trans community was marginalized, but adding statistical data in the way to bridge the gaps has helped increase awareness.
Get Cities
It was a perfect blend of metrics, policy, action items and compassion. Loved this session and am looking forward to continuing supporting it, step by step.
Danny Bryan Gonzalez
PrEP Navigator and Social Media Specialist - Prevention 305
I am greatly thankful for the information that was given to us to be able to assist our communities to the best of our abilities. The information TransSocial provided during the training is extremely important, especially for an organization dealing directly with the tlgbq+ community. The presentation was incredibly thorough and eye opening to all of the different ways that we can provide positive experiences for clients and people in general by keeping an open mind and being receptive to new language and experiences.
Eduardo
PrEP Navigator & Testing Counselor - Prevention 305
First of all, I would like to congratulate you for the excellent work you do! I found the TransSocial training to be super educational and they provided a lot of very important information, and the charisma of the trainers made it a very pleasant experience!
Thaydee Mejías
Communications Manager & Lead PrEP Navigator - Prevention 305
Thank you for the TransSocial training, it was very useful in allowing us to better serve these community members and was very interesting from a social and historical point of view. Personally, I get confused with pronouns sometimes and it was good to have a specific review as part of the training. In addition, the TransSocial members were very didactic and pleasant, which made for a very pleasant meeting.:-)