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Inclusion MattersLast night we celebrated the launch of Inclusion Matters. This new and ground-breaking guide has been co-produced with P3, and is aimed at helping parents and carers assess a school's commitment to inclusion.
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Discriminatory language and mental healthBy Kate Hutchinson
For Mental Health Awareness Week, role model Kate writes for DRM about the damage done by homophobic, biphobic and transphobic language on the mental health of young people who are not yet out
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Hiding your identity takes its toll
By Amie Taylor
For Mental Health Awareness Week, facilitator Amie writes for DRM about the interplay between mental health and hiding who we are.
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Homophobic bullying: then and nowBy Ryan Valadas
For Mental Health Awareness Week, Role Model Ryan writes for DRM about his experience of homophobia at school and now.
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From silence to something: the need for inclusive relationships and sex educationBy Gemma Curtis
Our Head of Education, Gemma, writes about her experiences of sex education at school and why it's vital for all young people to have LGBT+ inclusive relationships and sex education.
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Paralympian and inclusion expert Claire Harvey appointed next chief executiveThe new chief executive of Diversity Role Models will be diversity and inclusion expert, Claire Harvey, who joins the charity from KPMG. Her appointment follows founder Suran Dickson’s decision to return home to New Zealand after 14 years in the UK.
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Familiar FacesBy Arif Adam
Our Volunteer Manager, Arif, shares his story from a recent workshop where he saw some familiar faces among the young people in the class.
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A parent's view on DRM's workshopsBy Beth Dowling-Jones
Most parents will agree the moment that little bundle is delivered into your life, your priorities change; you are compelled to protect your children to the ends of the earth. My wife and I share a nagging sense of uncertainty over our family set up.
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Hugging your male friends is fine, even if you haven’t just won an Olympic gold medalBy Will Fletcher
Last night Jack Laugher and Chris Mears became the UK’s first Olympic gold medallists in diving, when they won the men’s synchronized 3m springboard. I’m a big fan of Jack and Chris - because of their diving prowess, clearly - so like much of the country I was delighted for them.
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Linda Riley becomes Patron and announces gala dinner, hosted by Clare BaldingBy Will Fletcher
Linda Riley, publisher of Diva magazine and Outnews Global, Founder of the European Diversity awards and diversity campaigner, is unveiled today as a new patron of the award-winning anti-bullying charity, Diversity Role Models (“DRM”).
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