This is an introductory workshop on sexually transmitted and blood-borne infections and stigma for health and social service providers.
Thursday November 21, 9 AM-Noon Pacific time
Join a facilitated discussion on stigma and discrimination in the context of sexual health and substance use.
By the end of this workshop, you will:
- increase your knowledge of the various forms of stigma and the factors that contribute to sexually transmitted and blood-borne infection (STBBI)-related stigma;
- increase your ability to self-reflect on personal values and beliefs related to STBBIs, sexuality and substance use
- enhance your comfort in discussing STBBIs, sexuality and substance use; and
- increase your knowledge of tools and strategies to create safer and more inclusive services.
Accessibility notes:
- participant workbook sent out in advance and covers key terms and discussion questions;
- eating, drinking, cuddling pets, standing, walking, using fidget tools, and taking care of your bio needs independently is encouraged on screen or off;
- you have the right to pass;
- refreshment break scheduled mid-way;
- live captioning available
Facilitated by BC Hepatitis Network
Course created by Canadian Public Health Association and the Centre for Sexuality