SOWK 1000 Lecture Notes - Lecture 8: Sexology, Canadian Human Rights Commission, Canadian Human Rights Act
12 Nov 2015
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Sowk 1000 social work practice with lgbtq people. Explore & discuss social work practice w/ ppl who have sexual & emotional relationships w/ ppl of same sex or gender expression or identity differing from identity assigned at birth. Neither gender nor sexuality are binary concepts. Provide overview of human rights & social justice issues for ppl who have sexual & emotional relationships w/ ppl of same sex. Explore & discuss strategies & resources for change. Males who have (almost exclusive or exclusive) feelings of affection & attraction, emotionally, physically, & sexually, for other males. Also been an inclusive term to describe anyone not heterosexual. Females who have (almost exclusive or exclusive) feelings of affection & attraction, emotionally, physically, & sexually, for other females. Ppl who have feelings of affection & attraction, emotionally, physically, & sexually, for both sexes. Gender expression: individual expression of gender (i. e. , butch, femme, masculine, feminine)
