Trainer’s Training to Address Domestic Violence and Family Violence (DV/FV) of LGBTI Persons

White cover with a rainbow wave and report title
Published May 23, 2019
Language English

OutRight, EnGendeRights and Women and Media Collective partnered to tackle barriers to family violence and domestic violence protections for LGBTI communities. This resource is the presentation given during our trainer of trainer’s workshops conducted at barangays in Quezon City, Philippines.

Quezon City was selected as the pilot city to launch the project because it is the largest and most populated city in Metro Manila and the country’s first to have an anti-discrimination legislation (the Gender Fair Ordinance) that comes with specific rules and regulations for implementation, including guidelines to address LGBTI concerns.

The workshops aimed to:

To enhance understanding of sexual orientation, gender identity, and gender expression (SOGIE),
To deepen knowledge about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, and intersex (LGBTI) people,
To educate on the different forms of DV/FV experienced by LGBTI persons,
To capacitate with skills to provide sensitive and appropriate interventions and assistance to LGBTI persons who are victims of DV/FV.

Download PDF

English