Tag: lgbtq
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Pride with Purpose
Pride Month is often a time of celebration, visibility, and joy. Across Wales, rainbow flags are raised, stories are shared, and LGBTQ+ people are recognised in ways that still matter deeply. But Pride has always been about more than celebration. It’s also about asking difficult questions: who feels safe, who feels seen, and who still…
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From Boxes to Belonging: Rethinking LGBTQ+ Health Data
To address LGBTQ+ health inequalities, accurate data collection on sexual orientation and gender identity is vital. Challenges arise from the complexity of these concepts and the need for inclusive categories. Building trust between LGBTQ+ individuals and healthcare providers is essential. Wales must develop a national standard that prioritizes inclusivity, trust, and adaptability.
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Left out on the Streeting and Miles behind
Wes Streeting’s NHS review finally recognises LGBTQ+ inequality but without community voices, it risks repeating the same mistakes. Real change means working with us, not analysing us from a distance. We call on both Streeting and Welsh Health Secretary Jeremy Miles to lead with action, not just visibility. Include us.
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What Can We Learn from Hungary Pride?
As Pride Month ends in the UK, it’s easy to slip back into silence — but now is exactly when we need to stay loud. In this blog we reflect on Hungary Pride and what it can teach us about the growing risks to LGBTQ+ rights in the UK and Wales.
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No Right to Die Without a Right to Live Equal
Supporting assisted dying while highlighting the health inequalities LGBTQ+ people face in the UK. This blog explores why equal access to healthcare and social support must come before the right to die, ensuring dignity and choice for all at every stage of life.
