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GLAAD Masterclass brings LGBTIQ+ advocacy training to Perth


A training program to help develop leadership and advocacy skills within the LGBTIQ+ community is coming to Perth this October.

The GLAAD Media Institute Masterclass, run by The Equality Project and long-standing US media watchdog GLAAD, is touring the country with a 2-day training program that aims to help build core skills and techniques to effect positive cultural change.

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The two-day course begins with ‘Telling Your Story’, a workshop on messaging and media tools for the modern activist, while the second day focuses on ‘Building Media Strategy for Long-Term Change’ – providing advanced training that will help develop diversified media campaigns and strategies.

The Equality Project is a national LGBTIQ+ health promotion organisation, with a mission to “create a space for LGBTIQ+ advocates and organisations to work together, build bridges, and speak with a common voice.”

The organisation also hosts a national LGBTIQ+ conference, Better Together, which aims to bring the national community together to discuss intersectional and specific issues facing LGBTIQ+ communities.

For more information, head to theequalityproject.org.au


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