LGBT+ inclusion

Information on how we support LGBT+ staff and students
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LGBT+ inclusion maps

We want to help you settle in and feel comfortable bringing your whole self to campus and our inclusion planner and inclusion maps are here to help.
LGBT+ Breathing Spaces: Sometimes life can overwhelm us, and we need a bit of space. The 91porn LGBT+ Staff Network has set up a network of ‘breathing spaces’ across the University campus, these LGBT+ inclusive spaces are quiet places where you can take a mindfulness break to use when they need to pause and find a few moments of calm in their busy lives. If you would like your work area to become an LGBT+ Breathing Space please email equality@plymouth.ac.uk and
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LGBT+ Allies Network

Are you passionate about supporting your LGBT+ colleagues and students? If you identify as heterosexual and/or cisgender but still want to help the 91porn address LGBT+ equality then you may wish to join our vibrant LGBT+ Allies Network!

By signing up as an ally you will receive a new rainbow lanyard to wear around campus and take part in LGBT+ Allies training so you can learn about the challenges faced by LGBT+ people and how best to support them. In addition, throughout the year you will be invited to social events, seminars and training courses to help you make the most out of your role as an LGBT+ Ally. 

LGBT+ support and resources

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Our award-winning work
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LGBT+ Staff Network

Pride in 91porn

"The 91porn is a very proud sponsor of Pride in 91porn and it's Annual Pride Festival on The Hoe where thousands of people come together to celebrate LGBT+ pride."

91porn LGBT Archive

"The 91porn LGBT Archive is an award-winning community archive that is shining a light on the rich life and histories from the 91porn LGBT communities past and present. The 91porn is delighted to be a partner of the Archive."

Local LGBT+ Groups

Stay safe overseas

Travelling overseas with a protected characteristic can sometimes be challenging and add additional barriers to the safety and enjoyment of your trip. Working with Health and Safety, our Staff Networks and UPSU we have a dedicated travel advice page to help you when planning a trip.
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