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“Auckland Transport acknowledging that is really significant.” The flag featured on both K Rd and the steps of Freyberg Place in the CBD is the Progress Pride Flag, which includes black and brown stripes to represent queer communities of colour and pink, white and light blue to acknowledge the transgender community. Stuff The rainbow steps in Freyberg Place are modelled on the Progress Pride Flag. It was incredibly important for Māori and Pasifika communities and the migrant community t...

Auckland’s first ‘Rainbow Crossing’ is coming to Karangahape Road. The crossing will be installed in front of St Kevin’s Arcade, and is planned to coincide with the end of Auckland Pride Month. The design will include the colours of the Progress Pride Flag, a more recent design created by international artist Daniel Quasar. John Nottage, co-chair of Auckland Transport’s Rainbow Network says that including the colours of the Progress Pride Flag, will potentially make it the first in th...

Press Release – Auckland Transport Auckland’s first ‘Rainbow Crossing’ is coming to Karangahape Road. The crossing will be installed in front of St Kevin’s Arcade, hopefully in time to mark the end of Auckland Pride Month. The design will include the colours of the Progress Pride Flag, a more recent design created by international artist Daniel Quasar. John Nottage, co-chair of Auckland Transport’s Rainbow Network says that including the colours of the Progress Pride Flag, will pote...

“The LGBTQ+ community have faced significant discrimination both culturally and legally in our recent past. “In just over 50 years, we have seen huge amounts of change, protecting people legally and demonstrating as a country, that we embrace the LGBTQ+ community – but some things have taken longer to change than they should have and culturally have we really moved on? "Why are young people still fearful of coming out and embracing their gender identities and sexuality? “Why is ...

“The LGBTQ+ community have faced significant discrimination both culturally and legally in our recent past. “In just over 50 years, we have seen huge amounts of change, protecting people legally and demonstrating as a country, that we embrace the LGBTQ+ community – but some things have taken longer to change than they should have and culturally have we really moved on? "Why are young people still fearful of coming out and embracing their gender identities and sexuality? “Why is ...

“The LGBTQ+ community have faced significant discrimination both culturally and legally in our recent past. “In just over 50 years, we have seen huge amounts of change, protecting people legally and demonstrating as a country, that we embrace the LGBTQ+ community – but some things have taken longer to change than they should have and culturally have we really moved on? "Why are young people still fearful of coming out and embracing their gender identities and sexuality? “Why is ...

News LGBT+ History Month 2021 at Cambridge LGBT+ History Month events are happening across the University and Colleges throughout February, to raise awareness and advance education on matters affecting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people. LGBT+ History Month is our opportunity to celebrate and reflect on our ongoing march towards equality and social justice. We highlight trailblazers and role models, and educate others and ourselves about queer history. D...

“The LGBTQ+ community have faced significant discrimination both culturally and legally in our recent past. “In just over 50 years, we have seen huge amounts of change, protecting people legally and demonstrating as a country, that we embrace the LGBTQ+ community – but some things have taken longer to change than they should have and culturally have we really moved on? "Why are young people still fearful of coming out and embracing their gender identities and sexuality? “Why is ...

“The LGBTQ+ community have faced significant discrimination both culturally and legally in our recent past. “In just over 50 years, we have seen huge amounts of change, protecting people legally and demonstrating as a country, that we embrace the LGBTQ+ community – but some things have taken longer to change than they should have and culturally have we really moved on? "Why are young people still fearful of coming out and embracing their gender identities and sexuality? “Why is ...