LGBTQ+ Mythbusters

We are now taking bookings for our LGBTQ+ Mythbusters to visit Year 12 and 13 students who attend a Partner or KMPF school.

LGBTQ+ Mythbusters are students who go into secondary schools to speak to students candidly about their experiences, both in terms of their sexuality and/or identity, their coming out process and also about University life in broader terms.

Mythbusters are put into teams (minimum two per team) and allocated to a group of approximately 30 students. Students ask their questions anonymously by writing them on post-it notes and submitting them. The Mythbusters then pull the questions individually and can choose whether or not they wish to answer them. All groups are supervised by a teacher from the School.

The aim is for young people to be able to ask questions in a safe and supportive environment that they may not previously have felt comfortable or able to ask, to find out more about life in University for someone who identifies as LGBTQ+ and also to ask questions about their own experiences and emotions that they may be unsure about from someone who truly understands what it is like.

If you would like more information about this opportunity, please contact Debbie Worthington.