Transgender Day of Visability

March 31, 2020

Trans Day of Visibility may seem trivial to some but visibility is the key to the wider success of the LGBTQ+ community. Trans people need to see themselves reflected in art, politics, gaming, film etc to know there is hope that this world is OUR world and not YOUR world to allow us to exist in. Trans people do not need your permission, just acceptance that equality and equity belong to us all. We say TRANS RIGHTS!! every day but especially today for #TDOV #TDOV2020

As always we’re pleased to be supporting TDOV and our team member Paul was on the agenda for the LCR Foundation facebook event that showcased, all day a packed online schedule with a different speakers, clips or films being shown. You can see Pauls video and him talking about our GYRO and THE Action Youth groups here:

https://www.facebook.com/LCRPride/videos/587180288546669/

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Parent/Carer

I worked with Emily. I enjoyed talking about what's going on in my life whilst it is being fun, it's never 'there's something wrong', it's always 'how do we help you' which I like. Emily is amazing, she's helped me so much and she's just a lovely person!!!
Young Person Aged 15

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Young Person Aged 20

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Parent/Carer

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