A UK based news website for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual issues.

  Pink News (www.pinknews.co.uk)

A joint National Queer Youth Development Project between the New Zealand AIDS Foundation and Rainbow Youth. The aim of OUT THERE is to enhance the wellbeing of Queer youth within Aotearoa NZ.

  Out There (www.outthere.org.nz)

New Zealand Aotearoa Adolescent Health and Development (NZAAHD) is a national network organisation for people who work with young people (those aged 12 to 25).

  NZ Association for Adolescent Health and Development (www.nzaahd.org.nz)

The CTU Out @ Work network was set up in 2000 as the Council of Trade Union's network for lesbian, gay, takataapui, bisexual, intersex, transgender and fa'afafine union members.

  Out At Work (www.ctu.org.nz)

The first film of its kind to address anti-gay prejudice by providing adults with practical lessons on how to talk with kids about gay people. Hailed as "a model of intelligent directing," It’s Elementary shows that children are eager and able to wrestle with stereotypes and absorb new facts about what it means to be gay or lesbian.

  It's Elementary (www.groundspark.org)

A new resource produced to help schools address prejudice on the grounds of sexual orientation. Safety in our schools - Ko te haumaru i o tatou kura can be downloaded from www.outthere.org.nz or email outthere@nzaf.org.nz.

  Safety in our Schools (www.outthere.org.nz)

NZEI has launched 0800 NZEI HELP which is a free service for all members calling from a landline. 0800 NZEI HELP will operate between the hours of 8.30am to 5.00pm without incurring cost to your employer.

  NZEI News 2008/76 - 0800 NZEI Help

The theme for 2009 is 'Education and Youth' and the Education Minister Kevin Brennan will be the key speaker for the evening.

  LGBT History Month (lgbthmuk.blogspot.com)

Stoke Newington School is a non-selective, state school, specialising in Arts, Maths, and Science in the London Borough of Hackney. For the past three years, thanks to one of their openly lesbian teachers' remarkable energy and vision, the school has been celebrating LGBT History Month by integrating it to the curriculum.

  LGBT History Month (www.lgbthistorymonth.org.uk)

In the United States, the Human Rights Campaign manages the event under the National Coming Out Project, offering resources to LGBT individuals, couples, parents and children, as well as straight friends and relatives, to promote awareness of LGBT families living honest and open lives. Candace Gingrich became the spokesperson for the day in April 1995.

Despite its name, National Coming Out Day (so called because it originated as an event in the United States) is in fact observed in many countries, including Switzerland, Germany Canada and the United Kingdom. As of 2008 The Netherlands also has Coming Out Day on 10-11 April.

A site for information and resources for anti-homophobia and anti-homophobic bullying programmes in primary schools for teachers in primary schools.

  No Outsiders (www.nooutsiders.sunderland.ac.uk)

The Human Rights Commission’s (HRC) Transgender Inquiry To Be Who I am: Kia noho au ki tōku anō ao was released on 18 January 2008. The HRC has thanked unions for making submissions to the inquiry. Most submissions highlighted discrimination against trans people – and the most common form of discrimination was within the workplace.  For that reason, one of the suggested actions in the inquiry report (p 101) is to work with unions, employers, trans people and the Department of Labour to provide information about issues for trans people in the workplace.

  Transgender Inquiry Report (www.hrc.co.nz)