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LGBT in Britain - Trans Report (2018)
One in eight trans employees (12 per cent) have been physically attacked by a colleague or customer in the last yearHalf of trans people (51 per cent) have hidden their identity at work for fear of discriminationA quarter of trans people (25 per cent) have experienced homelessnessLGBT in Britain - Trans Report is Stonewall's new research, based on research with 871 trans and non-binary people by YouGov and highlighting the profound levels of discrimination and hate crime faced by trans…
Rainbow Laces Week primary activity ideas
Make sport everyone’s game with our Rainbow Laces lesson activities. It’s time we made sport everyone’s game. Get your class thinking about what it means to ‘run like a girl’, why we need more women role models in sport, and what makes a great sports person. Challenge stereotypes, champion respect and celebrate LGBT people in sport with our lesson activities.
Anti-Bullying Week - primary lesson plan
Celebrate everybody’s right to be themselves this Anti-Bullying week with a new classic children’s book. Using 'Are You A Boy Or Are You A Girl?' by Fox Fisher and Sarah Savage, our lesson activities help your class to think about what it means to be yourself. It’s got everything from questions to get you chatting during circle time, to ideas for your next display.
More than half of LGBT young people in Wales (54 per cent) and 73 per cent of trans young people still face bullying at school for being LGBTMore than two in five trans young people (41 per cent) have tried to take their own lifeThis new research must act as a wake-up call for schools, local authorities, government and politiciansConducted in partnership with the Centre for Family Research at the University of Cambridge, Stonewall’s School Report 2017 surveyed more than 3,700 lesbian,…
Stonewall Scotland research School Report Scotland shows that despite progress, anti-LGBT bullying and language continues to be an issueHalf of all LGBT young people – and more than 70% of trans young people – still face bullying at school Nearly all trans young people (96 per cent) have deliberately harmed themselvesThis new research must act as a wake-up call for schools, government and politiciansSchool Report Scotland is Stonewall Scotland’s new research with the Centre for Family…
Display these posters around your school and celebrate Bi Visibility Day by spotlighting bi role models. Even within the LGBT community, bi people and bi identities are too often erased or misunderstood. For bi young people, seeing a range of bi role models is crucial to their self-esteem. Celebrate bi people in your school this Bi Visibility Day with this poster pack.
LGBT in Scotland - Hate Crime (2017)
One in five LGBT people (20 per cent) have experienced a hate crime or incident due to their sexual orientation and/or gender identity in the last 12 months.Almost half of trans people (48 per cent) have experienced a hate crime or incident because of their gender identity in the last 12 monthsMore than four in five LGBT people (87 per cent) who experience a hate crime or incident did not report the incident to the police.One in eight LGBT people (13 per cent) who visited a café, restaurant,…
Stonewall School Report 2017 shows anti-LGBT bullying and language has decreased across Britain’s schools since 2012But almost half of all LGBT pupils still face bullying at school for being LGBT, and more than two in five trans young people have tried to take their own lifeThis new research must act as a wake-up call for schools, government and politiciansSchool Report 2017 is Stonewall’s new research with the Centre for Family Research at the University of Cambridge into the experiences…
Trans Day of Visibility posters
Display these posters around your school and celebrate Trans Day of Visibility by spotlighting trans role models. You know life can be hard for your trans students. Seeing visible trans role models is so important for trans young people. This Trans Day of Visibility, fill your classrooms with these posters. Encourage your students to celebrate difference and make it clear that your school welcomes everybody to be themselves.
Research with the UK Lesbian & Gay Immigration Group (UKLGIG) on the experiences of LGBT asylum seekers in British detention centres.