The Women and Equalities Minister Liz Truss gave evidence on the 22nd of April before the Women and Equalities select committee to set out her… Read More »Schools OUT UK Statement regarding recent evidence given by minister Liz Truss MP to the Women and Equalities Select Committee.
San Francisco mourns the loss of Courtney Brousseau, a 22-year-old queer activist. Unknown gunmen shot Brousseau in San Francisco’s Dolores Park last Friday. “I just ate… Read More »22-year-old queer activist Courtney Brousseau gunned down in San Francisco
Schools OUT UK (SOUK) is a small teacher led charity, originally formed by a group of Lesbian and Gay teachers in the 1970’s. The objectives… Read More »CPS LGBT+ Press Pack
London, UK – 27 April 2020 An advert to celebrate the first-ever Lesbian Visibility Week has been banned by Facebook with no satisfactory explanation.The advert went… Read More »Facebook bans Lesbian Visibility Week advert. No satisfactory explanation offered for censorship
LGBT+ Labour are excited to announce that we will be hosting online events during the lockdown period, starting from next week. On Wednesday we are… Read More »Winning the argument on inclusive RSE – Zoom Event with LGBT+ Labour
Free LGBT+ Training for all Derry Schools Free Derry Museum 7th March We at Schools OUT UK, through our project OUTing the Past, together with… Read More »Northern Ireland: LGBT+ Training for all Derry Schools
LGBT+ Muslim group Imaan has set the date for the UK’s first ever Muslim Pride festival. The event will take place in London on Saturday,… Read More »First Ever UK Muslim Pride This Spring!
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!
Schools OUT UK Committee member Maisie Barker was recently interviewed by Manchester-based Chewing The Cud.
