Please find attached a very quick response to a consultation to the Ministers for Women.

We at Schools OUT and ...   more »

Glazes of prosperity and only a glimpse of suppression By IGLYO board “Only in Belarus will you feel as if ...   more »

The Guardian are holding a competition to find someone to edit their women's page for a week. It is the ...   more »

Instead of walking away from this year’s Manchester pride celebration with no money and no hope for a commercial free LGBT space, come attend the Get Bent celebration at the LGBT community center...   more »

Please find attached our response to the Discrimination Law Review

A Framework for Fairness: Proposals for a Single Equality Bill ...   more »

In a climate where one group is singled out as not entitled to basic human rights, the rights of all Ugandans can be threatened. In a climate where silence about sexuality is enforced by state action, the health of all Ugandans is at risk amid the HIV/AIDS pandemic.   more »

Children’s services and education

Gordon Brown’s emphasis on Children, Families and Education can be seen not only in the creation ...   more »

SchoolsOUT's (and LGBT History Month's) presence at Bourne Free - lots of valuable feedback from LGB students, parents and Bournemouth University Employees.   more »

Write-up of SchoolsOUT's attendance at Channel 4's non-televised debate about representation of LGB people in the media (well, mostly men, and just on telly, really). Part of the 40 Years On series of events.   more »

Account of (Schools OUT committee member) Annie's evening at this event, including details of question-and-answer session with guest speaker Margot James, Vice-Chair of the Conservative Party.   more »

Law firm settles SO case   more »

Dear friends, I am writing to you to ask for assistance in collecting organisation signatories to a civil society declaration set up by ILGA-Europe to the Human Dimension Implementation Meeting of the OSCE/ODIHR in Warsaw in September.   more »