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LGBT+ History Month

Strathclyde celebrates LGBT+ History month

Throughout February, we celebrate LGBT+ History Month.

As a socially progressive and people-oriented University, we value the diversity of our student and staff communities. We are committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive culture and environment where everyone thrives in their work and study.

LGBT+ History Month is marked across the UK throughout February as an opportunity to connect and reflect on the past and present of the LGBT+ community, celebrate LGBT+ cultures and progress towards equality over time, and explore what the lessons of history can teach us for the future.

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LGBT+ inclusion & support at Strathclyde

Student LGBTQ+ Society & LGBT+ Student Rep

The LGBT+ Society represents LGBT+ students at the University. It runs events and campaigns throughout the year and provides a space for LGBT+ students to socialise and have their voices heard. The LGBT+ Student Rep is Ashleigh Bruce.

NEW! LGBTQI+ Careers Resource

We are excited to share this new career guide which is packed with useful hints and tips to support our LGBTQI+ students and graduates transition from university into employment.

StrathPride: LGBTQI+ Staff & PGR Network

StrathPride, the LGBTQI+ Staff and PGR Network provides an opportunity to build a more diverse and inclusive university community and enhance support for and visibility of LGBTQI+ people at Strathclyde. StrathPride holds regular meetups, and membership is open to LGBTQI+ staff, postgraduate researchers and allies.

LGBTQI+ Staff & PhD Student Network

Strath Pride

‘Ask Alex’: trans, non-binary & gender diverse support

We recognise the unique issues faced by trans and non-binary students and staff, both in a university environment and in the wider community, and we are committed to providing support.

Our named contacts for trans and non-binary students and staff can advise and help co-ordinate support in a range of areas. 

Ask Alex trans, non-binary & gender diverse support

Report & Support

We're committed to creating an environment in which all students, staff and visitors feel welcomed and valued, and in which discriminatory behaviour and harassment are not tolerated. The University will take prompt action in response to any alleged discrimination, victimisation, or harassment, including that based on sexual orientation, sex, gender and trans status. 

If you experience or witness bullying, harassment or violence on campus and/or relating to university staff and students, you can report this via Strathclyde’s Report & Support system. Reports can be made anonymously. 

Report and support

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Throughout LGBT+ History Month

LGBTQI+ book display

This display includes a wide selection of books by Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Asexual, and Transgender authors and covers a range of topics and issues relevant to Pride Month. All the books are available for loan. Staff library cards are also available for issue upon library visit. 

Location: Level 3 of the Andersonian Library, 101 St James Rd, Andersonian Library, Glasgow G4 0NS 

Further information on accessing the library can be found on the Library webpage

LGBT+ History Month playlist 

Check out our LGBT+ History Month playlist on Box of Broadcast. Students and staff can log-in using DS details. 

Check out the LGBT+ History Month playlist 

Library guide 

If you are looking for resources on LGBTQI+ topics for study, or just LGBTQI+ books to read for leisure, there is a wide range available. Wondering where to get started? Try our LGBT+ History Month reading list. We welcome your feedback! Contact us at help@strath.ac.uk