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23 October 2023 By Mary Bemingham mary@TheCork.ie University College Cork (UCC) is the first higher education institution in Ireland to launch a "Proud Ally Student Network" - The network aims to work to end discrimination and promote equality at university and in wider society UCC staff and students celebrate the launch of UCC's Proud Ally…

UCC has become the first higher education institution in Ireland to launch a Proud Ally Student Network.

University College Cork (UCC) has become the first higher education institution in Ireland to establish a network for LGBTQ+ allies. The new initiative officially launched at an event on Wednesday, October 18, with the aim of educating and empowering people to effectively support the queer community. Led by UCC’s Graduate Attributes Programme, the Proud Ally…

Eyewitness News anchor Bill Ritter reflects on being an LGBTQ+ ally to his daughter who came out at age 17

This year has seen a rise in anti-LGBTQ+ sentiment and legislation across the US, causing many brands to scale back their Pride celebrations. However, some brands remain unwavering in their support. Below, we highlight some of the top 2023 Pride campaigns unveiled thus far.

Take a look at brands that may help you uncover new ways to celebrate love, diversity, and inclusivity during this joyful season.

NYX Cosmetics is celebrating the LGBT+ community beyond Pride Month with its ballroom-inspired collection. The brand say they’re aiming to build “a global network of Proud Allies, so everyone can be supported as they deserve to be,” throughout the year. The new Pride collection is now available to buy from nyxcosmetics.com. This article contains affiliate links, PinkNews may earn revenue if you click through and purchase products through the links. NYX Cosmetics say: “As Allies in 2021,...