Facilitated 5 social group sessions in South Devon
Facilitated 5 youth group sessions in South Devon
Launched weekly Proud2Be Online Youth Group sessions in response to the COVID-19 lockdown
Launched weekly Proud2Be Online Social sessions in response to the COVID-19 lockdown
Launched weekly Proud2Be Netflix Party sessions in response to the COVID-19 lockdown
Launched the Proud2Be Emergency Food Parcel Scheme in response to the COVID-19 lockdown. The scheme was supported by The Kitchen Table, Nature’s Way (Totnes), Food in Community, and funded by DCC’s COVID-19 Prompt Action Fund, DYS Space Ltd, and Groundworks UK.
Facilitated 15 Proud2Be Online Social sessions
Facilitated 14 Proud2Be Online Youth Group sessions
Facilitated 12 Proud2Be Netflix Party sessions
Delivered weekly emergency food parcels to 10 households in South Devon
Offered 121 mentoring support to 8 young people in Devon
Offered counselling sessions to 1 young person in Devon
Facilitated 8 Totnes Pride Action Group meetings in South Devon
Facilitated 2 Proud2Be Families Group session in South Devon
Awarded £160,000 in National Lottery funding to support our work with LGBTQ+ young people and their families in Devon
Facilitated 1 LGBTQ+ Awareness workshop to students at a college in South Devon
Delivered an Identity workshop to young people attending an Empowering Enterprise’ course at a youth charity
Facilitated 1 LGBTQ+ Awareness workshops to hosts of supported lodgings for vulnerable young people in Devon
Facilitated a talk about identity, gender and mental health, an interactive breakout session and took part in a panel discussion at ‘Positive Perspectives’ conference by Empowering Enterprise Petroc
Delivered a ‘Maintaining mental health for trans and/or non-binary young people’ talk at a conference for Deputies/Assistant Heads at SEND schools in the South West
£160,000 to support LGBTQ young people in Devon @_Proud2Be @TotnesDevon @thealanquick #Crediton #Totnes #Devon @TNLComFund #LGBT #LGBTQ #TotnesPride http://www.creditoncourier.co.uk/article.cfm?id=142264
I've been asked to speak on panels about trans activism a lot the last few years, esp through pride month. One question I *always* get asked is: what can people do to be in solidarity/allyship. I've been asked it year on year on year:
