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GUEST BLOG: Nathan Nalla (he/him) Founder/Director at Be The Riot on being Black and LGBTQ in the workplace
As someone who’s personally experienced overt racism and homophobia at work, I can safely say we’ve got work to do! Many Black people face barriers in the workplace because of their ethnicity/race and many LGBTQ+ people face barriers...
GUEST BLOG: What does Black History Month mean to me? By Trojan Gordon (he/him) Person Centred Counsellor and Cofounder of Emancipated Run Crew
What does Black History Month mean to me? When I was asked this question I would normally reflect on my Black identity and stop there. Yet my identity is so much more than being Black. I have and...
Pathways between LGBTQ migration, social isolation & distress
Pathways between LGBTQ migration, social isolation and distress: liberation, care and loneliness Published by Centre for Transforming Sexuality and Gender University of Brighton Press September 2022 Copyright 2022 Zoë Boden-Stuart, Nick McGlynn, Matt C. Smith, Helen Jones and...
MindOut for the Laughs in pictures
Check out our fabulous fundraiser that raised £3700 for LGBTQ mental health! Huge thanks to everyone who joined us for the evening and bought merch and raffle tickets. Our incredible performers sure did make it a night to...
Paul shares his experience with our counselling service
Hi Paul, thanks for chatting with us about your experience of our counselling service. First off, are you happy to share how you identify in terms of your sexuality/gender? Sure. I identify as a gay man and use...
Dawn Hayes on 50+ wellbeing
What I like most about working with service users 50+ is the history that we hold between us. People can tell you what it was like in the 60s, 70s, and 80s as a young LGBTQ person. The...