Coming out Coming in Nurturing the Well Being and Inclusion of Gay youth in Mainstream Society 1st Edition by Linda Goldman ISBN 1435609050 9781435609051

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ISBN 10: 1435609050 
ISBN 13: 9781435609051
Author: Linda Goldman

Coming out Coming in Nurturing the Well Being and Inclusion of Gay youth in Mainstream Society 1st Table of contents:

Part I Understanding Gay Youth: Society’s Mirror
Chapter 1 The World of Gay Youth: From Exclusion to Inclusion
A Picture of LGBT Young People
How Many Young People Are Exclusively LGBT?
Homosexuality Is a Natural State: Not a Disorder
Sexual Prejudice: Exposure to Bigotry, Prejudice, and Antigay Slurs
The Stigma of Antigay Slurs
Gay Bashing
Hate Crimes
Homophobia Hurts: Inclusion Heals
Internalizing Homophobia: Three Case Studies
The Language of Prejudice and Exclusion
The Language of Acceptance and Inclusion
Gender Binary
Queer
Sexual Orientation
Gender Identity
Transgender Identity
Helpful Terminology
The Emerging Sexual Identity Continuum
Queering the Mainstream
Chapter 2 Dispelling Old Myths: Creating New Insights
Raising Awareness: Invisible Assumptions of Shared Prejudice
“It’s Not What You Say, but the Way That You Say It”
Dispelling the Myths of Homosexuality
Myth 1: Homosexuality Is Linked with Problems in a Child’s Relationship with Parents, Such as a Domineering or Possessive Mother and an Ineffectual or Hostile Father.
Myth 2: Homosexuality Involves a Fear or Hatred of People of the Other Sex, Leading Individuals to Direct their Sexual Desires Toward Members of their own Sex.
Myth 3: Homosexuality is a Choice.
Myth 4: Homosexuality Is Caused When Children Are Victimized, Seduced, Molested, or Sexually Assaulted by an Adult Homosexual. There Is No Biological Basis for Homosexuality.
Myth 5: Homosexuality is a Mental Disorder.
Myth 6: Homosexual Men Are Pedophiles.
Myth 7: LGBT Parents Raise Their Children to Be Homosexual.
The Trend toward Acceptance
Moving Toward Gay-Straight Alliances (Gsas)
The Battle Over LGBT Teens
A Safe Prom
School Safety Policies
GLSEN Pittsburgh: a Model for Safety
Gender Neutral Housing in College Dorms
A First Amendment Framework
Agreed-Upon Guidelines: “Tips” for Educators
Agreed-Upon Guidelines: “Tips” for Parents and Students
A New Look at Gays in the Military
The Media: The Power of Words and Imagery
A Catalyst for Change
Using Creativity to Expand Consciousness
Religious and Political Influence
LGBT representations as role models
U.S. Marine, Iraq War Hero, and Gay Activist: Sgt. Eric Alva
Chapter 3 Coming Out: Finding Freedom to Be
The Times Are Changing
Confusion about Gender Issues
Stereotypical Gender Slurs
The Risks of Coming Out
Danger at School
Family Rejection and Homelessness
Youths Speak on Coming Out
Lois’s Coming Out: Ever Since Childhood
Coming Out by E-mail: Marge’s Struggle
The Internet: A Vehicle for Coming Out
“Out” at School: Life-Threatening or Life-Affirming
Steve’s Coming Out: Loneliness and Fear
Cantwell’s Coming Out: Self-Growth and Rejuvenation
Okay to Be Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender
What Can We Do?
Part II Interventions With LGBT Young People: Supporting a Healthy Outlook
Chapter 4 Counseling Youth on LGBT Issues: Toward Self-Acceptance
Goals of Working with LGBT Youth
Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3
The Nature of Adolescence
Promoting Self-Empowerment
Adolescent Developmental Tasks
Additional Challenges Facing LGBT Youth
Are LGBT Young People at Greater Risk?
Signs of at-Risk Youth
Suicide Ideation in LGBT Youth
Risk Factors for LGBT Youth
Research Recommendations: Interventions in Schools for LGBT Students
Working With LGBT Diverse Cultures
African Americans
Native Americans
Latino Americans
Asian Americans
Interventions for LGBT Youth
Incorporating Interventions within Counseling Goals
Goal 1
Goal 2
Goal 3
Counseling Techniques
Conclusion
Chapter 5 Speak Up and Share: Self-Expression and the Creative Arts
The Nature of Self-Expression
Voices of LGBT Youth
Expression Through the Creative Arts: Promoting Well-Being
Journaling
LGBT Youth Questionnaire
Tanya’s Questionnaire
Marie’s Questionnaire
Levels of Participation Against Prejudice
Artwork
Music
Poetry
Expression Through Dress and Humor
City at Peace: Young People Supporting Each Other
Support Groups for LGBT Teens: A Safe Place to Share
Self-Expression Through Advocacy
Marina’s Speech: “My Family is Different”
Marina’s Activism for Equal Marriage Rights
Chapter 6 The School Environment: Creating an Oasis of Safety
Statistics on LGBT Youth Safety in Schools
Research: Perceieved Social Support of LGBT Students in School
Reactivity in the School Community
Catagories for Supporting LGBT Students
Increase Awareness and Sensitivity
Professional Training for Educators and School Personnel
Services
Curriculum Development
Schools as Safe Zones for LGBT Youth
School Policy for Eliminating Sexual Harassment
Helping Someone Come Out Safely
The Legalities of Sexual Harassment
Speaking About LGBT Issues in School
Core Inclusion Concepts for Educators
Inclusion Concepts for Early Childhood
Inclusion Concepts for Middle School
Inclusion Concepts for High School
Suggested Activities Involving Prejudice or Stereotyping
Discussions
Role-Play
Activities
The WEB: Children’s Ideas on the Words Gay and Lesbian
Projects
Clubs and Alliances
Role Models
No Name-Calling Week
No Name-Calling Week: Creative Expression Contest
Ally Week
What Do We Think?
Survey Results
Exploring Feelings
Educator Questionnaire Regarding LGBT Students
What Can the School System Do to Advocate Civil Liberties for All Students?
Conclusion
Part III Possibilities for LGBT Participation in Daily Life: Evolving Relationships and Communities
Chapter 7 Parenting LGBT Children: A Foundation for Love and Support
The Range of Parental Response
Stereotypical Parental Responses
Media Depiction of Parental Response
The Power of Positive Response
A Parent’s Process
Open Acknowledgment: A Mother’s Love
A Child Comes Out: A Dad’s Story
I’ve Got Something to Tell you… Disclosure as a Defining Moment
Awareness of Difference
Emotional Detachment
The Loss of the Idealized Child and Future
Reorganizing the Parenting Structure
Adjustment and Education
Exploring Parental Feelings
LGBT Parent Questionnaire
Parent Support Groups
Parents Can Create a Safe Environment
Helpful Parent Interventions
Chapter 8 “Coming In”: LGBT Family Life
Life Choices
Parents Speak Out: Straight Parenting of LGBT Youth
Sharing With Others
Parental Involvement: Joining In
An Invitation
Feeling Part of a Community
Ways That Parents Can Become Involved
Welcoming Travel for Families: Gay-Friendly Bed and Breakfasts
Domestic or LGBT Partnership: A Long-Term Relationship
Toward Marriage Equality
Marriage and Civil Unions
Creating Marriage Equality
Parenting as an LGBT Couple
Voices of LGBT Parents
A Place to Live
Considerations When Seeking a Home
Legal Barriers
Statements and Policies: Professional Organizations Regarding LGBT Couples and Effects of Civil Union, Marriage, and Partnership Laws on Children
Work Environment
Changing Times in Corporate America
Disney Says “Yes” to Gay Couples
The Rights of Parents and Children
How Can LGBT Parents Protect Their Family?
A Positive Perspective on LGBT Parenting
Children Living in Two Worlds
A Cruise for LGBT Families
LGBT Parents and Children among Easter Egg Roll—2006
Voices of Young People With LGBT Parents
Children Reaching Out
Support Groups
The Internet
Advocacy Groups for Children of LGBT Parents
Children Become Self-Advocates
Issues of Children With LGBT Parents
Conclusion
Chapter 9 Community Counts: A Place for Friends and Family
PFLAG: A Model for LGBT Activism
The History of PFLAG
Community Goals
Goal 1: Support Groups for GLBTQ Families and Friends
A PFLAG Mom
A First PFLAG Meeting
A Shining Light
Goal 2: National Programs: Political Programs Fighting for Advocacy
Educational Programs: Training, Information, Safety: A PFLAG Priority
Scholarship Program
Families of Color Network
Civil Rights and Legal Protections
Federal Legislation Monitoring and Advocacy Program: Bringing the Message Home
Marriage
PFLAG Parents Rally Against Federal Marriage Amendment
Lobbying Congressmen
Welcoming Faith Communities
The 2006 Faith in Action Award
A Progressive Judiciary: From Our House to the Court House
Bringing Together Straight Advocates: Straight for Equality
The Role of Big Business
IBM
AOL
Inspiring Models of Organizational Support
Achieving Success
Chapter 10 Conclusion: A Last Look at a New Beginning
Creating a Fresh Paradigm
We Have a Choice
Living Through Transition
Part IV Creating Equality in Society: Resources and Supports
Chapter 11 Resources on LGBT Issues for Youth and Adults: Celebrating Diversity
Books for Children
On LGBT Issues
On Prejudice
On Stress
On Family Diversity
On Just Moms, Dads, and Babies
On Resiliency
On Affirmations and Meditations
On Empowerment
On Hope and Optimism
On Bullying
On Suicide
On Aids
Books for Teens and Young People
On LGBT Issues
On Suicide
On Aids
On LGBT Parents
On Educating About LGBT History
Resources for Caring Adults
On LGBT Issues
On Parenting LGBT Children
On Adolescence
On Anger and Stress Management
On Suicide
On Aids
On Bullying
Curricula and Resources
On LGBT Issues un Schools
On Bullying
On Suicide
Videos for Children and Young People
On LGBT Issues
On Family Diversity
On Bullying and Name-Calling
On Teen Depression
Videos for Adults
On Parenting LGBT Children
On African-American Acceptance of LGBT Youth
On Children with LGBT Parents
On Education and LGBT Issues
On Antibias
On LGBT Issues in the Media
Exhibits for Schools and Community Organizations
Current Magazines
Free Pamplets on LGBT Topics
Human Rights Campaign Foundation
PFLAG
COLAGE
GLSEN
Family Pride Coalition
Chapter 12 Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender Organizations: Support for All
For Young People
For Community
For Families and Friends
For Educators
For Welcoming Religious and Spiritual Groups
For Bisexual Youth
For Transgender Youth
For Suicide Information
For AIDS Information
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