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Celebrating Trans Day of Visibility without the constant vitriol aimed at the trans community for the first time in years is a strange experience.

It’s a breath of oxygen we needed. A moment where we’re not the target and we can live and be our authentic selves. It’s staggering to me

Like everyone, the team at Stonewall are thinking through how we adapt to the situation we find ourselves in.  

The safety of our staff, the people we support and work with always comes first. As a result, we have closed our offices and our staff are now working from home.  

The situation is developing daily and

Chances are if you’ve read a newspaper, gone on the internet, or turned on the TV at all, you’ve probably seen some shocking headlines about trans people lately.

The sad reality is that there a lot of myths and misconceptions being repeated over and over again, which makes it harder to

Please note: in light of COVID-19, this event has now been postponed. Please check Bi Pride's UK Twitter feed for further announcements.

At Stonewall, we loved attending the first-ever Bi Pride last year, so we're really excited to hear about the first Bi Pride Local in Swansea, in partnership with with

8 March marks International Women's Day – ‘a global day celebrating the social, economic, cultural and political achievements of women’.

It has a clear purpose: to promote ‘unity, celebration, reflection, advocacy and action’.

Of course, we need more than just one day to celebrate all that women bring to the world, but

• First-of-its-kind research uncovers what life is like for LGBT young people not in education, employment or training

• Bullying at school, discrimination in the workplace and lack of home support can have devastating impact on mental health and prevent LGBT young people from reaching their potential

• Almost one in five LGBT people (1

In the 2019 Netflix special Nanette, Hannah Gadsby asked: ‘Where are the quiet gays supposed to go?’

How about your local library? Libraries are typically thought of as stuffy institutions with irritable, cardigan-wearing librarians shushing anyone who speaks above a whisper. This might not be the ideal location for a Pride

Lesbian, gay, bi and trans (LGBT) people have always existed and always will exist. We are not going anywhere, and we’re certainly not a trend.

In the face of rising homophobia, biphobia and transphobia in the UK, it is essential that we remind ourselves, and each other, that life now is

The introduction of Section 28 in 1988 had a profound impact on the approach schools and colleges took to LGBT inclusion in the UK. 

This law made it illegal for schools and colleges to ‘promote homosexuality’, and it remained in place until 2000 in Scotland and 2003 in the rest of

6 February is Time to Talk Day, an initiative by Time to Change that encourages everyone to be more open about mental health. 

Our Senior Campaigns Officer, Molly Maher, opens up about the mental health impact of experiencing biphobia, and the importance of community.

I think a lot of lesbian, gay, bi and