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Ally@UNSW Network
Ally@UNSW is a network of trained staff and students who are welcoming and sensitive to the issues faced by the LGBTIQ community. Allies can provide confidential support and referral advice to LGBTIQ staff and students at the University.
Find out more, including how to become an Ally and how to contact an Ally, via the link below.
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LGBTIQ terminology
Learning and understanding terms relating to diverse genders, sexes and sexualities helps to foster respectful, inclusive and safe environments for LGBTIQ people, both at UNSW and in the wider community.
Use the glossary provided to expand your awareness and vocabulary.
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Support for LGBTIQ staff and managers
Access downoadable guides, useful links + support available on and off campus.
Resources include Pride in Diversity's publication, Let's Talk Gender, information about UNSW's Employee Assistance Program, and points of referral.
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Support for transgender staff and managers
UNSW's Gender Affirmation Guidelines provide practical advice and support for staff who are affirming their gender identity.
Resources include a change checklist for trans staff, as well as information for managers and colleagues.
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Pride in Diversity
UNSW is a member of Pride in Diversity, Australia's first and only national not-for-profit employer support program for all aspects of LGBTI workplace inclusion.
Pride in Diversity run the annual Australian Workplace Equality Index, the definitive national benchmark on LGBTI workplace inclusion.
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Mardi Gras
UNSW proudly marched in Sydney's Mardi Gras Parade for the first time in 2017, with LGBTIQ staff and students and Allies from across the University taking part.
Click the photo to view a larger version (UNSW President and Vice-Chancellor Professor Ian Jacobs is wearing red heels!) or watch the short video below.
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Rainbow Basser Steps
Created in 2016, UNSW's Rainbow Basser Steps make a bold statement for LGBTIQ diversity and inclusion.
The Steps' five simple messages encourage people to embrace difference, and challange thinking and behaviour.
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