The members of the research team are authoring documents that can be used as resources - we anticipate that they will be useful to practitioners who work with LGBTQA+ survivors of conversion practices, and for survivors themselves. Below are the following documents:
Pastoral Care Guidelines - A Guide to Improving Safety in Pastoral Care with LGBTQA+ People
Guide for Supporters of Survivors: A brief guide for those providing support to LGBTQA+ survivors of conversion practices.
A Brief Guide to Finding an affirming Psychologist: A brief guide for those seeking a psychologist to work through negative experiences with religion.
List of Resources: Some people might find the topics in our project to be somewhat distressing or even triggering. This document contains a set of referrals and resources for people who may wish to learn more about these topics or speak to someone about how they are impacting you.
All of the documents can be downloaded from below.
https://www.charlee.org.au/about-charlee
Charlee is a suicide prevention hub made by LGBTIQA+ people who have thought about suicide, lived through suicide attempts, supported others in distress and live with the pain of loss through suicide.
Brave Network is a support and advocacy group for LGBTIQ people of faith and allies. Brave hosts monthly meetings in central Melbourne and supports LGBTIQ people of faith to tell their stories in media, churches and public events.
https://www.agmc.org.au/about-agmc/
AGMC is the national peak body for lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, intersex, queer individuals and community groups of multicultural and multifaith backgrounds.
The Religious Experiences of LGBTQA+ Australians
2022
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