Helpful Handouts
Download Helpful Handouts
Whether you are looking for LGBT-related classroom materials or handy reference sheets for personal use, we have several helpful handouts (pdf format) you are free to print and use.
Visit LGBTQ Architect for many more downloadable educational handouts and model materials for our programs (e.g., Tuesday Talks, Trans Allies Program, etc.)
Educational Materials
- When a Friend Comes Out
Advice for being a supportive friend when someone you care about comes out - Ideas for Allies
Ideas for how to be a good ally to those who identify as LGBT - Trans Action Tips
Ideas for how to be a better ally to those who identify as transgender, genderqueer, or any other gender nonconforming identity - Bi Acton Tips
Ideas for how to be a better ally to those who identify as bisexual, panselx, or other nonmonosexual identities. - Making a Coming Out Plan
A step-by-step guide to coming out - Terminology
Definitions of common LGBTQ terminology - Trans History Timeline
Learn about gender-nonconformists throughout history. - Voices of Transgender Students
A trans/genderqueer inclusive application of the D' Augelli model - Continuum of Sex, Gender, and Sexuality
Ways of looking at identity and behavior beyond the binaries - LGBT Identity Development Theory
These handouts include key terminology, plus models and diagrams from Cass, D'Augelli, Riddle and Kinsey (adapted)
Printable Posters
- Trans Remembrance Display Posters
Printable posters you can use to create your own Trans Remembrance Day display - Queer People of Color Heroes
Poster series featuring heroic and inspirational LGBT people of color
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