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- Chief Constable takes anti-homophobic campaign on the buses
- It's no Joke - Senedd Event spreads word of hate crimes
- New Service for Homophobic and Transphobic Hate Crime Victims
- Landmark Welsh legislation for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual equality
- Stonewall Cymru appoints new Director
- Exceptional work in promoting tolerance recognised by special award
- Average coming out age has fallen by over 20 years
- Environment Agency Wales is top Welsh employer on Stonewall's 2011 list
- Stonewall Cymru responds to Welsh party manifestos
- Gay election hustings for Welsh Assembly elections
- Stonewall Cymru urges lesbian, gay and bisexual people to engage with the Assembly elections
- Biggest ever survey of gay and bisexual men's health opens
- Landmark Welsh legislation for Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual equality
- Welsh Party Leaders say ‘It gets better. Today!’
- Stonewall hails ruling in B&B test case
- Stonewall Cymru welcomes erasing of unjust convictions in Freedom Bill
- Next steps for civil partnerships
- Stonewall Cymru welcomes Westminster pledge on ‘Alli amendment’
- GAY PEOPLE TO ‘HAVE THEIR SAY’ IN CARMARTHEN
- Minister commits to ‘Sustained work’ to tackle homophobic bullying
- Stonewall Cymru welcomes 'step in right direction' on blanket blood ban
- Cardiff firm become first lawyers in Wales to join national gay equality programme
- Top employers gather to discuss gay equality
- GAY PEOPLE TO ‘HAVE THEIR SAY’ ACROSS WALES
- Stonewall seeks new trustees
- Stonewall welcomes court’s decision to uphold landmark anti-discrimination ruling
- Stonewall welcomes sentences for extremists convicted in landmark incitement to hatred trial
- Draft Marriage Bill published by Stonewall
- Stonewall Cymru welcomes the opening of the equal marriage consultation
- Football Association Wales join programme to promote gay equality
- Gay and bisexual men ‘neglected’ by health services
- Stonewall Cymru welcomes Government Investigation
- New law enables men to erase archaic anti-gay convictions
- Stonewall Cymru welcomes Welsh Government’s warning to Catholic Education Service
- Stonewall's response to the Queen's Speech
- The final push for equal marriage
- Thanks, Dad!
- Three in five people of faith in Britain support same-sex marriage
- Third Gay By Degree guide awards top marks to two Welsh universities
- Men now able to erase historic convictions for consensual gay sex
- Stonewall Cymru calls on Police Commissioner candidates to tackle hate crime
- Drive agenda to tackle homophobia in sport
- Stonewall Cymru responds to the Westminster Government's announcement on equal marriage
- Stonewall Cymru welcomes Assembly equal marriage call
- Major poll shows three in five people in Wales support equal marriage
- Environment Agency Wales named Stonewall Cymru's Top Welsh Employer 2013
- ‘Speak now, or forever hold your peace.’
- Same Sex Marriage Bill storms through House of Commons
- Stonewall Cymru saddened by Welsh Secretary’s comments
- New guidance for working with older lesbian, gay and bisexual people
- Stonewall Cymru today published the first of ten short films marking the charity’s 10th anniversary
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The All-Wales LGB Survey 2006
Very little is known about where and under what conditions Lesbian, Gay and Bisexual (LGB) people work, about their education attainments, income or service delivery needs. Counted Out (2003) provided the first evidence based assessment of life for LGB people in Wales. It looked at who, within diverse LGB communities, experiences poverty, social isolation, discrimination or harassment.
The findings for some parameters were quite shocking leading to the immediate adoption of the key recommendations by the National Assembly, which continues to work towards their implementation reporting annually on progress.
Stonewall Cymru is now undertaking and updating this vital evidence base for our work in Wales. This research will guide the necessary service provision changes across health, education, and housing, as well as in employment.
Either visit www.cf.ac.uk/socsi/stonewallcymrusurvey to fill out the survey in English or Welsh, or:
Click on the link below to download the PDF:
(Print and fill out by hand)
All Wales Survey 2006(English)
All Wales Survey 2006 (Welsh)
Click on the link to download the Word file:
(Survey can be filled out in Word)
Word - All Wales LGB Survey (English)
Word - All Wales LGB Survey 2006 (Welsh)
Instructions for completing the Survey in Word:
- Download the document and save it on your computer. When you are ready to start filling it in open the saved document.
- To place a cross in the boxes, hover your cursor over the box and click using your mouse. If you make a mistake click on the box again to remove the cross.
- Please note - where you are invited to add ‘Additional Comments’ there is a word limit. It is important to keep your comments as concise as possible. If you do run out of space you can continue your answer on the space at the bottom of the Survey. Please note which question you are answering.
- When you have finished, email the completed Survey to Dr Matthew Williams at williamsm7@Cardiff.ac.uk
Surveys should be returned to:
Dr Matthew Williams
School of Social Sciences
Cardiff University
Glamorgan Building
King Edward VII Avenue
Cardiff
CF10 3WT, UK
E-mail: WilliamsM7@cf.ac.uk
Tel: +44 (0)29 20 874853
If you would like us to send you a printed copy, please contact:
Stonewall Cymru
C/o EOC
Windsor House
Windsor Lane
Cardiff
CF10 3GE
Tel: 029 20 237744
Email: Cymru@stonewall.org.uk
The survey is also available in alternative formats such as large print; Braille, Moon, audio format or an alternative language. Please contact Katherine Hatch on 029 2082 8761 or Katherine.Hatch@Wales.GSI.Gov.UK
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