Coming out
- LGBT+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and other related identities) may choose to share their sexual orientation or gender identity with others. When this happens, we call this “coming out”.
- How You Might Feel
- What? Why? When?
- How to Support LGBT+ Young People Coming Out
- Coming Out By Proxy
- Supporting Young People with Transitioning
LGBT+ Identities
- Explore the difference between sexual orientation and gender identity, and some of the ways people describe these aspects of their identity.
- Sexual Orientation (LGB+)
- Gender Identity (T+)
- Exploring LGBT+ Identities with Young People
LGBT+ Inclusion
- Explore why LGBT+ inclusion is important, and find some tips for making spaces more LGBT+ inclusive.
- The Need for Inclusion
- Making Spaces Inclusive
- Challenging LGBTphobia
- LGBT+ Inclusion Guidance
- The Rights of Trans Young People
- Signposting
Training, Resources and Education
LGBT+ Icons
- Explore these pages to find out about some members of the LGBT+ community and the books, films and TV where LGBT+ people are represented.
- Why Representation Matters
- Connecting LGBT+ young people
- Music
- Film and TV
- Books
- Artists and Designers
- Athletes
- Politicians and Activists
- People from History
- People of Faith
- Allies
Groups
- Find information about the groups that can support LGBT+ young people and their parents/carers.
- LGBT+ Youth Groups
- Groups for Parents and Carers
- How To Set Up An LGBT+ Group In A School Or College
- Referring to The Proud Trust

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The people in this section are those who have made public statements about their LGBT+ identity. The terms used to describe their identity were those being used by the individual at the time of writing.

Line drawings have been used where copyright free images could not be sourced. Drawings have been created by Ez Roberts (a Proud Trust young person)

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