Annual meeting for all UNISON LGBT members. Registrations and enquiries If you want to attend the conference, please contact your branch, who can register you as a delegate or visitor on the Online Conference System. If you have any queries about the conference, contact our conference office (see details below). Venue and accommodation Venue Cymru, […]
Significant developments internationally had strengthened the links, particularly in Africa, Asia and Latin America, between LGBT organising, sex worker organising and the fight against HIV; 4 […]
Conference further condemns the lies told about the link between EU membership and the future of the United Kingdom (UK) in relation to the economy, migration, human rights and […]
Conference believes that many of our regional groups, LGBT branch self-organised groups (SOG) and the national LGBT committee should be congratulated on their hard work over many years to encourage […]
NHS England currently procures the drug (Truvada) used in PrEP, as does the rest of the devolved NHS […]
In 2014/15, there were 5,597 ‘sexual orientation’ hate crimes recorded by the police in England and Wales, a rise of 22% on the previous year, and 605 ‘transgender identity’ hate crimes, a […]
There are several people who have a high profile and many more trans workers who do not have a high profile but nevertheless have a big impact on those […]
Deadline for completion and return: 12noon, Friday 23 September […]
This bulletin contains all the relevant information for the 2016 LGBT Conference including accommodation information, travel forms and important deadlines
National retired members’ organisation asks for submissions from members wanting to attend disabled members’, LGBT members’, Black members and women’s conferences as delegates in October, November, January and February
Conference notes the added pressures placed on people transitioning at work. Thanks to the rising amount of positive representation of trans people in the media, public acceptance of Trans issues are increasing. However the workplace can still be a ‘wild west’ for people transitioning at work, some progressive workplaces have a Trans policy and support […]
Once homeless, LGBT youth are more likely to experience targeted violence and discrimination, develop substance abuse problems and be exposed to sexual exploitation than their […]
This is not least because too many LGBT community organisations are not known for their inclusivity and diversity. This Conference believes that that success has been the result of a willingness to be […]
Conference further notes that the Criminal Justice (Scotland) Act 1980 decriminalised homosexual acts between men over 21 in private in Scotland and the age of […]
Conference instructs the national lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender committee to: 1. Join with the Scotland Region in acknowledging our support for the […]
