Materials
QueeResilience is actively working on the following key outputs, which will be published during the project implementation period:
- Workshop Modules
A series of interactive modules covering topics such as:- Digital minority stress
- Digital tools for mental wellbeing
- Online advocacy and allyship
These materials will help youth workers implement practical activities within their organisations.
- Social Media Campaign (In Progress)
A pan-European awareness campaign, co-created with young LGBTQ+ individuals, focusing on mental health, digital safety, and empowerment in online spaces.
- Resources for Youth Workers
Open-access materials including training guides, best practices, and tools for supporting LGBTQ+ youth online.
Guidebook
“Digital Wellbeing of Queer Youth” – a comprehensive resource offering insights and recommendations for youth workers on supporting LGBTQ+ youth in digital environments.
Workshop Module
“Introduction to minority stress”-An introduction to minority stress and how it shows up in digital spaces (social media, chats, games, platforms). Participants explore how online environments can both support and harm LGBTQ+ wellbeing, and why these reactions are understandable responses to systemic discrimination rather than individual weakness.
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“Understanding Intersectionality”- The workshop explores how queer youth experience multiple and overlapping forms of discrimination in online spaces.
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“Hate Speech against LGBTQ+ and How to Deal with It ” – digital minority stress, online hate speech, LGBTQ+ mental health, response strategies
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“Disinformation Around LGBTQ+ Issues”–This workshop explores how misinformation and disinformation about LGBTQ+ people are created and spread, especially in digital spaces. Participants learn to recognise common narratives, practise simple fact-checking and reflection tools, and develop strategies to protect both their critical thinking and their emotional wellbeing.
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“Cyberbullying”- This workshop explores cyberbullying as a specific form of digital minority stress, with a focus on how it affects LGBTQ+ young people in social media, messaging apps, gaming spaces and online learning platforms. Participants learn what cyberbullying is (and isn’t), how and why it harms, and practise realistic strategies for self-protection, seeking help and supporting others.
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“Digital Balance” – a comprehensive resource offering insights and recommendations for youth workers on supporting LGBTQ+ youth in digital environments.
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“Becoming Community Managers”-Community management, LGBTQ+ inclusion, digital minority stress, mental
health awareness, online wellbeing strategies
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“Contributing to creating digital safe spaces”- Digital safe spaces,
protecting oneself, boundaries.
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“Digital Allyship” – This workshop focuses on digital allyship: how young people can show real
support online for LGBTQ+ (and other marginalised) communities, and how
they can safely counter hate speech and harassment without burning out or
making things worse.
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“Reframing Hate into Power”-Digital Content Creation: Memes as Tools for LGBTQ+ Resilience and
Anti-Discrimination (from Content Creation for LGBTQ+ Resilience and
Against Discrimination).