Friday 5th March 2021 Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, T.D., has today announced a new LGBTI+ Youth Leadership Programme aimed at LGBTI+ young people. The LGBTI+ Youth Leadership Programme will be run by Foróige in collaboration with BelongTo and is open to applications from all LBGTI+ young people. The Programme aims to enable LGBTI+ […]
» Read moreFriday 5th March 2021 Minister for Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, Roderic O’Gorman, T.D., has today announced a new LGBTI+ Youth Leadership Programme aimed at LGBTI+ young people. The LGBTI+ Youth Leadership Programme will be run by Foróige in collaboration with BelongTo and is open to applications from all LBGTI+ young people. The Programme aims to enable LGBTI+ young […]
» Read moreDecember 2020 73% of second-level Irish LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school Coláiste Chill Mhantáin is the first school in Wicklow to sign up to participate in a new national LGBTI+ Safe & Supportive Schools Project Coláiste Chill Mhantáin and 20 other schools nationwide are leading the way by partnering with BeLonGTo Youth Services to undertake its LGBTI+ Safe […]
» Read moreDecember 2020 73% of second-level Irish LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school Borrisokane Community College and Colaiste Mhuire Co Ed are the first schools in Tipperary to sign up to participate in a new national LGBTI+ Safe & Supportive Schools Project. They and 18 other schools nationwide are leading the way by partnering with BeLonGTo Youth Services to undertake […]
» Read moreDecember 2020 73% of second-level Irish LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school O’Carolan College and St Peters College two of the first schools in Meath to sign up to participate in a new national LGBTI+ Safe & Supportive Schools Project. O’Carolan College, St Peters College and 18 other schools nationwide are leading the way by partnering with BeLonGTo Youth […]
» Read moreDecember 2020 73% of second-level Irish LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school Merlin College and Coláiste Bhaile Chláir are the first two schools in Galway to sign up to participate in a new national LGBTI+ Safe & Supportive Schools Project. Merlin College, Coláiste Bhaile Chláir and 18 other schools nationwide are leading the way by partnering with BeLonGTo […]
» Read moreDecember 2020 73% of second-level Irish LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school Davis College is the first school in Cork to sign up to participate in a new national LGBTI+ Safe & Supportive Schools Project. Davis College and 19 other schools nationwide are leading the way by partnering with BeLonGTo Youth Services to undertake its LGBTI+ Safe & Supportive […]
» Read moreDecember 2020 73% of second-level Irish LGBTI+ students feel unsafe at school Scariff Community College is the first school in Co. Clare to sign up to participate in a new national LGBTI+ Safe & Supportive Schools Project. Scariff Community College and 19 other schools nationwide are leading the way by partnering with BeLonGTo Youth Services to undertake its LGBTI+ […]
» Read moreMonday November 16th 2020 Second-level schools take a stand against LGBTI+ related bullying during Stand Up Awareness Week A poll from BeLonG To Youth Services, the national LGBTI+ youth organisation shows students correlate coming out as LGBTI+. with bullying. Some 52% of students believe that if someone in their school comes out as lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans, that […]
» Read moreThursday, October 8th, 2020 This Sunday, October 11th marks International Coming Out Day, a day dedicated to highlighting the positive impact, and challenges faced by LGBT + people in coming out around the world. Coming out is the main challenge faced by LGBTI+ youth in Ireland, according to new data from the national LGBTI+ youth organisation, BeLonG To Youth […]
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