Held on the 14 July each year, Non-Binary People’s Day is all about celebrating non-binary identities and raising awareness about how to make the world an inclusive place for non-binary people.

In this resource we explore what non-binary means, different perspectives on gender from around the world and how they got there, words people use to describe their identity, quotes from non-binary people and how to be an ally to non-binary people.

Deaf Awareness Week is celebrated in May of each year. Here we have a chance to explore what it is to be LGBTQ+ and deaf.

We also learn about Jessica Kellgren-Fozard, a brilliant deaf LGBTQ+ role model who uses her platform to raise awareness of disability and LGBTQ+ history.

International Women’s Day is celebrated as a focal point in the women’s rights movement, bringing attention to issues such as gender equality, challenging stereotypes, equal opportunities, representation and violence and abuse against women. Since 1909, International Women’s Day has been celebrated every year on 8th March. Celebrate inclusion for all women with this free resource.

Since 1988, Worlds AIDS Day has been marked on December 1st to raise awareness of HIV and AIDS and to honour the lives of those affected by it. This educational resource explores the history of HIV and AIDS, the people who support HIV and AIDS prevention, and what we can do to remember those affected.

During Black History Month it is important to look back at histories that have long been ignored, as well as celebrating the achievements of the Black community today. In this assembly, we explore the historical underrepresentation of Black LGBTQ+ performers in musical theatre, and the importance of Black LGBTQ+ performers having a hand in telling their own stories.

What are pronouns, how do I use them and why are they important? This educational resource answers these questions and more, exploring the topic and offering insight from the LGBTQ+ community. The Assembly slides challenge us all to think about how asking about and sharing pronouns might help create more inclusive environments for everyone. Perfect for use around International Pronouns Day on the 18th of October.

This summer the women’s Football World Cup will be taking place in Australia and New Zealand. In this assembly resource we explore the representation of women and LGBTQ+ people within football, and how sporting events like the world cup can be a great opportunity to promote equality and LGBTQ+ inclusion.

Held in April, Lesbian Visibility Week is all about celebrating the ‘L’ in LGBTQ+. Many schools, youth groups, and organisations will use this as an opportunity to raise awareness and increase positive representation of lesbians. Here we look at why lesbian visibility and inclusion is important and explore what it could look like in your school.

We often get asked “what does pansexual mean” or “am I pansexual?” In this resource for Pansexual Pride Day on 8 December, we take a look at being pansexual and how it is different, and similar, to being bisexual. Many of us will use common words to describe a part of our identity, but what those words mean to us can be very different things. Here we take a look at some pansexual celebrities, as they tell us what being pan means to them.