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How we change the law
October 7, 2025
Stonewall was formed with a specific aim: to abolish the anti-LGBTQ+ legislation known as ‘Section 28’ that prevented young people learning about homosexuality in schools. It took twelve years in Scotland and 14 years in England and Wales to overturn
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Gender Questioning Children guidance
October 2, 2025
Gender questioning is when someone is unsure about their gender or feels that the gender they were assigned at birth doesn’t fully match who they are. It’s a personal and often evolving experience and can be fully recognised at any
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Gender Recognition Act 2004
October 2, 2025
The Gender Recognition Act was a landmark piece of legislation passed in 2004. It provided a mechanism for transgender people to obtain legal recognition of the gender they are living in (what the legislation calls "acquired gender"). It enables trans
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RSHE guidance in schools
October 1, 2025
RSHE stands for Relationships, Sex and Health Education. It is a statutory (legally enforced) part of the school curriculum in England and Wales. In schools, RSHE helps young people learn about: Healthy relationships Physical and mental health Respect for differences
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