Ending the stigma - World AIDS Day 2025
The global community is working towards ending the HIV epidemic by 2030, with a target of 95% of people living with HIV knowing their status and receiving treatment by 2025.
To reach that goal, it’s crucial that we continue to reflect, remember and celebrate the lives of those we’ve lost to AIDS related illnesses, and to show our solidarity for communities and regions still effected by the disease. Here’s how we can help.
Trans Day of Remembrance: Honouring Lives, Creating Hope
Today marks Trans Day of Remembrance, an occasion we still (tragically) need to mark in the calendar to honour the memory of transgender and gender-diverse people whose lives have been lost to anti-trans violence.
Black History Month & LGBTQ+ Voices
As we go into Black History Month, it’s essential to centre not just the narratives that are well known, but those that sit at the crossroads those lived by people who carry multiple identities.
Boost Your Mental Wellbeing with the NHS’ Five Steps
This World Mental Health Day, take a look at the NHS’ five simple, evidence-based steps to help improve your mental wellbeing…
Why Conversion Therapy Must Be Immediately Banned in the UK
Our Chair, Gillian Russell, shares her thoughts on why Conversion Therapy should be immediately banned.
SupportU at Reading University Freshers’ Fair
Today we had the pleasure of attending the Reading University Freshers’ Fair – and what a brilliant day it was!
Celebrating Visibility: 10 Iconic LGBTQ+ Figures in the UK
The landscape of LGBTQ+ rights and culture in the UK has been profoundly shaped by brave, talented, and outspoken individuals…
How Acceptable is it to use the Word Queer in the UK Today?
To be queer is to be unapologetically authentic, boldly visible, and part of a legacy of resistance and joy…
