Join Brody Hayes, a passionate advocate for mental health, neurodiversity, and lived experiences, for this engaging and practical Affirmative Practice Training Workshop. Tailored for community groups, small businesses, and organisations in Logan, the workshop focuses on creating affirming and culturally safer spaces for LGBTQIA+ folks in Logan.

This workshop offers a supportive environment to boost your confidence and equip you with the skills to foster inclusive practices and cultures where everyone feels welcomed and valued.

Hosted at The Buzz Yarrabilba, the session is a fantastic opportunity for both current and aspiring Safe Spaces to:

1. Learn more about LGBTIQA+ identities and terminology
2. Gain insights into the importance of respect and pronouns
3. Foster safer and more inclusive spaces
4. Use language that promotes inclusivity and respect
5. Embrace allyship and its positive impact

Whether you’re looking to expand your knowledge or take steps toward being a stronger ally, this workshop has you covered. Let’s work together to create spaces where everyone can thrive!

🏳️‍🌈 Brody (they/them) is a queer non-binary gender gremlin. They are a mental health /neurodivergent lived experience advocate living on Turrbal and Jagera Country. Brody is a firm believer in developing & sustaining grassroots communities in different ways. They are a co-host on Queer Radio & Only Human on 4ZZZ, the chair of a newly formed LGBTQIA+ special interest group within the Mental Health Lived Experience Peak Body and one of the organisers of International Non-Binary People’s Day Meanjin/Brisbane. Brody loves their greyhound Gretel and they are also a huge fan of local music!

Want training in a specific area? Complete this quick form and tell us so we can ensure you walk out with all the guidance you need.

See you there!

This workshop is funded by the Investing in Queensland Women Fund.