Dive right into the complex world of sexual orientation and gender identity legislation, as we unravel the intricate patchwork of laws affecting the LGBTQIA2+ community around the globe. From countries that celebrate diversity to those where discrimination is codified into law, we’ll explore the wide spectrum of legal frameworks. You’ll gain a comprehensive understanding of anti-LGBTQIA2+ legislation, including its historical context, current developments, and the activist movements pushing for change. With engaging lectures and dynamic discussions, we'll unpack the social, political, and human rights implications these laws have on individuals and communities.

But this isn't just about facts and figures; it's about lives and how the world's legal landscapes shape them. Understanding these laws isn't only for academics—it's crucial for anyone looking to advocate for justice, equality, or simply aiming to be a well-informed global citizen. Whether you're aspiring to work in human rights, law, international relations, or community advocacy, or even if you're just passionate about social justice, this course will arm you with the knowledge to effectively engage in and support the ongoing struggle against discrimination and for worldwide inclusivity. Together, we'll connect the dots, making the leap from theory to real-world impact.

Kristina Padilla is an educator with a robust background in advocacy and social justice, particularly concerning LGBTQIA2+ rights and legislation. Her journey in this field spans over a decade, including working closely with nonprofit organizations that focus on queer rights, facilitating workshops, and participating in policy reform initiatives. Kristina's commitment to fostering inclusive environments and her hands-on experience with the legislative process have cemented her role as an expert in the intersection of law and LGBTQIA2+ advocacy.

As the course teacher for "LGBTQIA2+ Anti Legislation across the globe," Kristina infuses her comprehensive knowledge and dynamic understanding of the multi-layered issues affecting queer communities worldwide. Her passion for this subject is deeply rooted in her belief in equality and her ongoing involvement in international dialogues on human rights. With a compassionate teaching approach, Kristina is dedicated to empowering her students to become informed, critical thinkers who can actively contribute to the ongoing fight against discriminatory legislation and for the recognition of LGBTQIA2+ rights globally.