06/16/2026
Corey is talking this morning at our next Community of Practice. As usual, if you haven’t already become a member sign up at the link in our bio.
Corey Hunter is the Executive Director of the S*xual Health Centre for Cumberland County, a sexual health educator, public speaker, and community advocate. Born and raised in Amherst, Nova Scotia, Corey has spent nearly two decades working in education, social services, and community development across the Maritimes. Her work focuses on sexual and reproductive health, 2SLGBTQIA+ inclusion, healthy relationships, violence prevention, and community wellbeing. Corey has received numerous awards recognizing her advocacy and leadership, including the Queen Elizabeth II Platinum Jubilee Medal and the YMCA P.E.A.C.E. Medal.
Session outline:
Join us for a “Train the Trainer” session for the SAFER Spaces Workshop — a learning opportunity designed for individuals interested in facilitating conversations around inclusion, equity, allyship, and safer communities.
This session will walk participants through the content and structure of the SAFER Spaces Workshop, which explores the six elements of a safer space, intersectionality, power and privilege, and meaningful allyship. In addition to reviewing the material itself, we will discuss facilitation strategies, group engagement, responding to challenging moments, and tips for creating supportive and respectful learning environments.
The full SAFER Spaces Workshop is typically delivered as a 3-hour session. This training is intended to help build confidence, strengthen facilitation skills, and support participants in adapting the workshop for their own communities, organizations, or groups.
Whether you are new to facilitation or already experienced in community education, this session offers an opportunity to deepen your understanding and expand your toolkit for leading inclusive conversations.
