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What
does the Safe Place logo look like?
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Why
should I display the logo?
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Do
I need to be an expert?
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Where
should I display the logo?
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What
is homophobia?
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What
is heterosexism?
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Where
can I get a logo or more information?
You can look at it on the front
page of this site.
The logo signals that you welcome all students and will help everyone without
judging them.
No. If a student asks for help you can't give, you can help them find someone
who can help (for example, the Ferris
Counseling Center).
Some possibilities include putting it on the door to your office or on
a bulletin board in your area. Look here for more
ideas.
Society’s misunderstanding, ignorance, or fear of gay, lesbian, or bisexual
people. You can read more in "Definitions."
The assumption that everyone wants to be part of a couple in which one
member is a male and one a female. You can read more in "Definitions."
[Contact Jon Shaffer @ 591-3749, Tom Liszewski at 591-5968 or Michael Berghoef
at 591-2765.]
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