Training Modules - ENACT Enhancing the capacity of civil society organisations to support victims of anti-LGBTIQ hate crimes

Háttér Society; University of Girona

doi:10.5281/zenodo.18241866

January 14, 2026Open Access

Training Modules - ENACT Enhancing the capacity of civil society organisations to support victims of anti-LGBTIQ hate crimes

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The research aims to develop training modules that help civil society organizations better support LGBTIQ individuals affected by hate crimes.
Creation of training modules
Focus on inclusion of LGBTIQ individuals
Framework developed within the ENACT project
Proposed modules aim to respond to specific needs of LGBTIQ people
Modules help civil society combat hate crimes
Encourage environments that are supportive of LGBTIQ individuals

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Training modules enhance civil society's capacity to support LGBTIQ individuals, indicating a commitment to inclusion.

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The publication, created within the framework of the ENACT project, contains a proposal for training modules aimed at supporting the inclusion of LGBTIQ people by creating environments that respond to their specific needs and by combating hate crimes.

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