As part of the DTL û ATV project, Egale Canada Human Rights Trust is hosting community dialogues about creating safer school spaces for each of the English speaking Public and Catholic school regions in Ontario. These are funded by the Government of Ontario and are designed for groups of 30 participants, both students and educators, from across each region. Participants will meet within their region for a full day of dynamic and interactive conversations covering a variety of exciting topics, including: Exploring LGBTQ language and concepts; Understanding & practicing consent; Recognizing transphobic & sexual violence; Practicing strategies for bystander intervention; Developing practical inclusion tools, & addressing common concerns; Building on foundational resources & materials.

What is draw-the-line-against transphobic violence? -- How to use DTL-ATV project materials -- Discussing trans identities in the classroom -- Educator's reflection questions -- Reflecting on bias and privilege -- Trans 101 -- Understanding intersectional identities -- Curriculum connections -- Chart -- Postcard lesson: Period 1 -- Postcard lesson: Period 2 -- Video lesson: period 1 -- Video lesson: Period 2 -- Safer space classroom agreement -- Days of significance -- Resources.