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The impact of homophobic bullying on children

gay-middle-school-student“The Invisible Children”.  Attitude Magazine editor, Matthew Todd, investigates the impact of homophobic bullying on children and their families.  The article mirrors Australian research and has serious implications for Australian education authorities and schools.  B-LeGITS gratefully acknowledges Attitude Magazine’s permission to reproduce this article.

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Gender & sexuality based bullying in schools

bulliesWA Equal Opportunity Commissioner Yvonne Henderson invites you to a morning tea forum on how to manage the increasingly serious issue of Gender & sexuality based bullying in schools. In 2010 the EOC consulted with a range of stakeholders in relation to concerns about this type of bullying in schools.

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SSTUWA @ Pride Parade

State School Teachers' Union of Western Australia: The Union's B-LeGITS committee, staff, members and friends represented members at the 21st annual Pride Parade on Saturday 30th October. Approximately 15 members, along with family, marched along William and James Streets in Northbridge celebrating the Union's role in supporting LGBTI teachers and students - and equality for all. Our banner bearers joined in the party atmosphere with alluring costumes.

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Rally for Equal Marriage Rights

rally-marriage-rightsAs part of the nation-wide campaign for marriage equality Equal Love WA will hold a rally at Forrest Place on Saturday 6th November at 1 PM. Same-sex marriage is the issue that, despite the wishes of many politicians, will not go away. Let's keep it that way! There is majority support for same-sex marriage rights in Australia (Galaxy poll, 2009) - but we need to turn that passive support into active support.

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SSTUWA At 2010 Pride Fairday

sstuwa-pride-fariday-2010Saturday 9th October saw sunny skies, large crowds and a friendly atmosphere at the annual Pride Fairday, held in Russell Square, Northbridge. Breaking with tradition, Fairday was held later than usual, a fortnight after the traditional time of the Queen's Birthday long weekend.

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