Gender and Sexuality: Inclusive Practices

This comprehensive course provides both conceptual and practical tools designed to transform inequalities in workplace and educational environments, creating secure spaces for groups historically discriminated against based on gender or sexuality. The curriculum addresses key frameworks for making organizations more inclusive, beginning with international political contexts and regulatory frameworks on discrimination and inclusion. Students explore the connections between language and power to address linguistic sexism, and critically examine sexual consent beyond simple verbal formulas to effectively prevent sexual violence. The course emphasizes that while historically marginalized groups lead social justice movements, everyone—especially those with privilege—must participate in creating equitable institutions. Through practical approaches, participants will learn to implement measures that promote respect for gender-sexual diversity and advance gender equality in daily life, contributing to safer educational and work environments for all people.