The LGBTQ+ community faces significant disparities in healthcare access and dispensation at practically every level and in every area of specialization. Research suggests that LGBT… Read More »Health Disparities in the LGBTQ+ Community: Causes, Impact and How to Get Help
By Ian Temple Russell T. Davies’ new five-part series It’s A Sin on Channel 4 has floored me. Not only does it portray London in… Read More »It’s a Sin: Remembering lost friends
Schools OUT UK, the education charity working towards equality in education for LGBTQ+ people, today announces #PrideInEducation, the first-ever global equality inclusion conference aimed at educators,… Read More »UPDATED 22nd June – Schools OUT UK: #PrideInEducation2020
Statement from Peter Tatchell,Director of the Peter Tatchell Foundation, who knew Larry Kramer “Larry Kramer was an inspiring playwright, author and pioneering campaigner on LGBT+… Read More »Larry Kramer Dies Aged 84
Family of north Belfast man who died in New York from coronavirus speak of their ‘immense’ loss The family of a north Belfast-born man who… Read More »Tarlach Mac Niallais – Belfast-born LGBT+ activist dies in New York of Coronavirus
High Table Temi Wikey at the Bush Theatre til 21st march https://www.bushtheatre.co.uk/ by Sue Sanders This is a truly exciting, inspiring, funny and painful play. Set… Read More »High Table Temi Wikey at the Bush Theatre
Jonathan Cutbill, a founder of Gay’s The Word bookshop in London’s Bloomsbury, died last May aged 82. His collection, which has over 33,000 items, dates… Read More »Jonathan Cutbill’s LGBT+ Historical Library Collection moving day – BBC Radio Shropshire
Back in early 1990s, with the AIDS crisis at its height, Dr Jeff Evans and Simon McGurk, then students in Salford, fell foul of the… Read More »Jeff Evans – We’re Here, We’re Queer, And We’re Not Going Shopping!
The Government made history today when it was announced that Sex and Relationships Education (SRE) will be inclusive; relevant and updated; and compulsory in all… Read More »You Will Be Taught Sex (Properly)
Despite significant medical progress, there is still a stigma surrounding HIV in the workplace that needs to be addressed, says Drew Dalton of the University of Sunderland
