About the Organisation
Indian Aces started in 2014 as a self/non-funded collective of, for, and by ace (asexual) and aspec (asexual spectrum) people from/in India. Over the years, we have grown into a movement that is a multiple award-winning, and grant-winning, volunteer-led initiative, with both online and offline presence across India, and beyond.
About the LGBTQIA+ Crash Course
An exclusive opportunity to understand and engage with the intriguing concept of gender and sexual diversity, in a safe and fun environment.
The subject matter and workshop is designed to be relevant, engaging, and easy to understand while maintaining the highest standards of accuracy and rigor. This LGBTQIA+ crash course is an interactive online training + webinar on the foundational concepts of the alphabet soup and also includes certification.
Agenda
To simplify the complex concepts of the gender and sexuality spectrum, including, but not restricted to the LGBTQIA++ alphabet soup.
Format
An interactive workshop with rich discussions, debates, games, and activities, in a completely safe space, where you’re allowed to be wrong.
Why you should join?
It’s an effective crash-course on the basics of gender/sexuality serving as a great learning tool in itself, for personal or professional purposes, plus the certificate helps you stand out among your peers.
Eligibility
The events are suitable for audiences over the age of 16 years, with absolutely no other restrictions or limitations. We have participants ranging from students, to parents, to doctors, to activists and lawyers, to all sorts of inquisitive people looking for new things to learn and explore.
To register for the course, click here.
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