Neighbours says no to homophobia
A Rainbow Network poster advocating diversity in the classroom has been spotted on the walls of Erinsborough High in long-running soap Neighbours.
Rainbow Network this month launched a poster to be displayed in schools to combat homophobia and make a visual statement that diversity is accepted.
On April 30, Neighbours aired a scene in which one of the posters was attached to the fictional Erinsborough High classroom walls.
Rainbow Network is a Victoria-wide member organisation for those working with same-sex attracted or transgender young people in community and school-based settings.
The poster sighting is a positive footnote to reports of -Ëœcontroversy’ surrounding lesbian plotlines in rival soaps in recent months.
Posters can be downloaded from the Rainbow Network website or can be ordered.
Details: rainbownetwork.net.au
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