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Event description Bring your solidarity as SGLMG partners with Equality Australia and learn how you can help ensure that we all live with dignity. About this event Whether its attempts to ‘cure’ us or experiences of discrimination at school or work, LGBTQI+ people face threats to their safety and wellbeing every day in the name of religion. While it’s clear that most Australians support LGBTQI+ people, extremist Christian lobby groups are pouring resources into campaigns to stigmatise and marginalise our communities, particularly transgender people. It’s time to build a s...

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About this Event Queer Thinking, Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras’ boundary-pushing talks and ideas program brings together a platform for rising stars, unsung heroes and provocateurs from across the World for blazing debate at the NSW Teachers Federation on Saturday 27 February 2021. Queer Thinking is set to feature three thought-provoking sessions, curated by Benjamin Law, Julie McCrossin AM, and Patrick Abboud. Including for the first time, Virtual International Speakers, and the option to attend as part of a Virtual Audience. This past year has undoubtedly been one of unprece...

About this Event Queer Thinking, Sydney Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras’ boundary-pushing talks and ideas program brings together a platform for rising stars, unsung heroes and provocateurs from across the World for blazing debate at the NSW Teachers Federation on Queer Thinking is set to feature three thought-provoking sessions, curated by Benjamin Law, Julie McCrossin AM, and Patrick Abboud. Including for the first time, Virtual International Speakers, and the option to attend as part of a Virtual Audience. This past year has undoubtedly been one of unprecedented challenge and ha...