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Home / Archives for LGBTQIA+ People

LGBTQ Youth and Foster Care

Published: February 23, 2022

There is limited research on the number of LGBTQ youth living in foster care or waiting to be adopted from foster care. But, Human Rights Campaign points out that the research that is available has consistently shown that “LGBTQ youth are over represented among the foster care population.” These at-risk youth face bias and discrimination within their daily lives and the foster care system. All LGBTQ youth need care, support and love from their friends, school, community and family. If these youth are in the foster care system, they need foster parents and/or adoptive parents who will welcome them into their homes for who they are and support them as they grow.

Supporting & Caring for Transgender Children

Published: February 23, 2022

Supporting & Caring for Transgender Children is a groundbreaking resource that explains how families and healthcare professionals are helping transgender children thrive.

First Do No Harm: Reducing Disparities for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer and Questioning Populations in California

Published: September 17, 2021

This paper highlights the unique mental/behavioral health needs of LGBTQ communities and outlines a culturally competent plan to improve behavioral health including community-defined solutions and recommendations.

Health in All Policies Task Force: Equity in Government Practices Action Plan

Published: September 17, 2021

This Action Plan seeks to advance social, health, and racial equity by following a three-part strategy of normalizing conversations about equity, organizing government to achieve equity, and operationalizing practices and policies to promote equity.

Cultural and Linguistic Responsiveness Toolkit

Published: September 17, 2021

This toolkit provides overview on culturally responsiveness, CLAS standards, providing appropriate cultural and linguistic services according to CLAS standards, principles of community engagement, recommendations from cultural sample groups, policy and practice recommendations, accessing and providing resources, and support for staff and evaluation guides and templates.

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