More than 70 works by trans and non-binary artists will go on display across four London venues this autumn as the Trans Rage Exhibition returns for its fourth year.
We spoke to a young TNBI person, and their parent about what gender-affirming support in Brighton & Hove schools has meant to them, and what they wish the people arguing about them from a distance understood.
There are more children than there are parents who can adopt them, according to Adoption England and Coram. To get more insight on why this might be and what the
London's iconic LGBTQ+ venue Heaven has been recognised as an Asset of Community Value (ACV), in a move campaigners hope will help safeguard the future of one of
More than 70 works by trans and non-binary artists will go on display across four London venues this autumn as the Trans Rage Exhibition returns for its fourth year.
Ana Brnabić has made LGBTQ+ political history for a second time after becoming acting president of Serbia, making her the first openly gay person to serve as head of state
A Devon Pride group has transformed a 1,000-year-old Norman castle with a giant rainbow flag, creating a striking celebration of LGBTQ+ history, visibility and community. Around 400
More than 70 works by trans and non-binary artists will go on display across four London venues this autumn as the Trans Rage Exhibition returns for its fourth year.
Terrence Higgins Trust has said it is “profoundly disappointed” after the National Institute for Health and Care Excellence (NICE) recommended against approving lenacapavir, a twice-yearly injectable form of HIV
At Scene Magazine, we love supporting Brighton’s local businesses, especially those that are LGBTQ+ owned and helping to make our city what it is. So when a brand-new
York arts organisation QueerArts has announced the location of its new permanent community space, describing it as a place where LGBTQ+ people can be creative, connect with others and "
Local by-elections rarely generate excitement beyond the boundaries of the ward faced with said by-election. There are two reasons why we are reporting on this particular by-election:
A trans engineering director at The New York Times who was allegedly shot dead by his elderly in-laws in California had previously accused them and his estranged wife of
LGBTQ+ activists in Serbia have renewed calls for legal recognition of same-sex couples, warning that thousands of people remain without basic legal protections despite years of campaigning. The demands
Japan is preparing to introduce a nationwide education programme on sexual orientation and gender identity, aimed at addressing widespread gaps in public understanding of LGBTQ+ issues.
