UPDATES ON GENDERED INTELLIGENCE AND COVID-19
E-learning and remote training delivery
About Gendered Intelligence
Everyone can be more intelligent about gender.
Gendered Intelligence is a not-for-profit charity, established in 2008.
We work with the trans community and those who impact on trans lives; we particularly specialise in supporting young trans people under the age of 21.
We deliver trans youth programmes, support for parents and carers, professional development and trans awareness training for all sectors and educational workshops for schools, colleges, Universities and other educational settings.
Our mission is to increase understandings of gender diversity.
Our vision is of a world where people are no longer constrained by narrow perceptions and expectations of gender, and where diverse gender expressions are visible and valued.
Find out more about what we do
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Our services include:
- A series of youth group sessions for young trans people to meet, socialise, receive information and support.
- One-on-one mentoring for trans students in education
- Special projects and workshops themed around gender
- Training sessions for professionals in organisations, schools and youth services that work with transgender students, clients or staff.
- Resources for trans youth, their families and those who work with them. For example, the KA-POW! project.
Trans Inclusive Residentials - new guidance
Trans Inclusive Residentials: A Free Resource for Youth Workers, Schools and Organisations
Gendered Intelligence has released new guidance to support youth workers, community workers and staff in educational settings to run residentials that are inclusive of young trans people.
Based on 10 years’ experience of running residentials for young trans people, we want to share the key knowledge and advice developed by our youth workers over a decade.
The guidance covers a wide range of areas from changing facilities and sleeping arrangements, to outdoor activities, offsite visits, residentials abroad and how to support young people once the residential has come to an end.
This guidance is aimed at youth workers, community workers and staff in educational settings who are likely to be running residential trips.
However, it may also be a valuable resource for staff working on residential sites, parents/carers of young trans people and anyone else who is considering how to run or support a trans-inclusive residential.
You can download a PDF version of the guidance below.
Download the guidance
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Gendered Intelligence accepts online donations via our fundraising platform LocalGiving. You can give a one-off donation or donate monthly.