LGBTQIA+ allyship training
Graysen Whittaker (he/they) offers training both online and face-to-face, covering topics relating to LGBTQIA+ experiences.
Graysen is a a neurodivergent LGBTQIA+ person, and has professional experience as an Equality Diversity and Inclusion professional, spanning six years of employment in EDI settings, and is offering training on LGBTQIA+ topics, and intersectionality and inclusivity more broadly.
Training sessions suit a minimum of one-to-two hours, and Graysen can accommodate half and full day delivery depending on your training needs.
Attendees: There are no limits as to the number who can attend trainings with Graysen. For schools and colleges in the UK, Graysen prioritises face-to-face bookings due to the nature of the setting. For educational settings outside of the UK Graysen offers online and face-to-face bookings.
For non-school based settings, Graysen currently offers training packages on ‘LGBTQIA+ Allyship’, as well as a broader package on ‘Intersectionality and Inclusivity’, both of which can be adapted for any audience, whether that is NHS staff, corporate colleagues, or the charity sector (not an exhaustive list).
If your setting desires or requires a bespoke training package, for which you would like to blend elements of existing packages, or add aspects not included in existing packages, this is achievable. Graysen will discuss with you the work necessary to achieve this goal and how much to expect to be charged for such a package.
Fees:
In-person training: Training sessions are £180 per hour with Graysen, plus travel for in-person training (plus food if whole day/s wanted). If you wish to work with Graysen and a second provider additionally, this will be charged separately.
If you are a charitable organisation and you would like to discuss the prices, Graysen will gladly compromise depending on the income of the charity.
Graysen holds professional indemnity and public liability insurance through Hiscox Insurance Company Ltd. – renewal midnight, 01/02/2025