Posts tagged with ‘LGBT History Month’

LGBT History Month in Libraries – Writing Diversely workshop

Join University of Nottingham Libraries on Monday 24 February, 5 – 6pm for a free workshop on Writing Diversely.

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50 years of LGBT+ issues in education.

In the final year of a career spanning more than 40 years in education, Dr Max Biddulph uses autoethnography to link ‘the personal’ with ‘the political’ and ‘the cultural’ to trace the evolving story of LGBT+ issues and their intersection with education.

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LGBT History Month at the University of Nottingham

February 2020 will once again see the marking of UK Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans (LGBT) History […]

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Invisible Women: A fight for LGBTQ rights

Invisible Women is a short documentary that will tell the untold story of the North West’s LGBTQ past over the last 50 years through the lens of two women’s incredible journey of activism and rebellion.

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The Watermelon Woman

The Watermelon Woman is set in the ’90s and was made in 1996 in the days when video shops were popular and most people had a video recorder and played VHS videos.

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Lesbian mothers and practices of conception in post-war Britain

Presented by The Centre for Research in Race and Rights for LGBT History Month.

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Cultures. Identities. Sexualities: what makes for an inclusive Higher Education space?

A conversation for LGBT History Month, presented by The School of Chemistry. 

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LGBT History Month at the University of Nottingham

February 2019 will once again see the marking of UK Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans (LGBT) History […]

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The Killing of Sister George (18)

For its time, The Killing of Sister George was a ground breaking film, and one of the first films in history to be released with an ‘X’ rating in the United States.

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