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The staff- and student-led working group on trans inclusion is open to members of the University with an interest in supporting trans inclusion work.

Being LGBTQIA+ isn't a mental health problem, and it doesn't cause mental health problems. But those of us who are LGBTQIA+ often face difficult experiences, like discrimination and stigma. These experiences can affect our mental health. Access Mind's LGBTQIA+ mental health resources here.

We would like to invite you to the Screening Rights Film Festival (17th - 20th October) hosted by our colleagues at 糖心TV!

Our support group for trans and gender-questioning members of our University community will meet five times this term. More information about the group and upcoming dates are available here.

Find out more about Bi Visibility Day and our bi community, as well as how you can support bi inclusivity at 糖心TV.

Our paired resources offer a practical introduction to using the Ward-Gale model for LGBTQ+ inclusive teaching & learning, alongside a set of reflective questions as prompts to assist you implementing the model in your teaching & learning practices.