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Everyone looking great pre-parade #BrumPride18

Official statement by BCUSU LGBTQ+ Society regarding the suspension of NUS Trans Officer Jess Bradley facebook.com/16301190972868…

Happy National Coming Out Day 2019 ❤🧡💛💚💙💜 instagram.com/p/B3eeQddDG2pQ…

The advertisement I made for the unis trans awareness week is on the screens!

We're at City Centre and City South today, advertising our events for Trans Awareness Week! Come along and say hello!

Trans awareness week at BCU. This is great, and I've taken a pic. We need to do more of this at BCU 🙂 BCU HARS BCU HELS BCUNursingteam BCUSU LGBTQ

Good morning! We have our Trans Awareness Week Q&A tonight, in C582 from 5pm to 7pm. This is a great opportunity to learn more about transgender issues, and increase your knowledge and awareness of the trans community.

With everything bad going on in the world this year, it's good to take a day off and celebrate the B in LGBTQ+ Inclusion. Happy Bi-Visibility Day to all our bisexual, biromantic and bicurious followers 💖💜💙 instagram.com/p/CFer2N1DRh9/…

Happy National Coming Out Day 2020! Celebrate yourselves, celebrate a more accepting world and let your rainbow flag fly ❤🧡💛💚💙💜💖🤎🖤🤍🌈 instagram.com/p/CGM_JoMjh9h/…

Don't make passing remarks about people's gender. Keep your curiosity to yourself did example, 'are they male or female' is not appropriate and can make people feel really uncomfortable and embarrassed.

Listen. The best way to be an ally is to listen to trans people. Educate yourself by reading articles written by trans people, listen to podcasts, watch YouTube videos. Supporting the community and listening to trans people's voices is a great way to be an ally.

Don't claim you don't see gender whilst you might think it's a great statement and that you support people regardless of gender. It's important to see gender so we can recognise gender inequality and fight for a better acceptance and rights for the trans community

Challenge people around you when they make transphobic jokes or comments. Being a good ally means challenging people when they make offensive comments or jokes whether these are your friends, people you know or people in positions of power.

Often comments come from within the LGB community as well as outside and it's important that we have these conversations within queer spaces as well. The best way to fight hate is to start by challenging transphobic remarks wherever they come from.

Trans people should not be made to use disabled toilets and facilities should not he taken from disabled people either.

Come by Student Union we are here for #HIVTestingWeek. We have stickers, condoms, dams, lube!! #NationalHIVTestingWeek

We are also selling ribbons for Terrence Higgins Trust for £1. #HIVTestingWeek

We also have latex free condoms!!