Victoria’s public service joins Pride in Diversity
The Victorian Government is the first jurisdiction in Australia to have all departments covered by the LGBTI inclusion program.
The Victorian Government is the first jurisdiction in Australia to have all departments covered by the LGBTI inclusion program.
To mark IDAHOT, the Victorian Government has announced an innovative new Australia-first retreat for trans and gender diverse Aboriginal people.
A new group will be established to provide social support for LGBTI people in Melbourne with an intellectual disability.
A $29 million funding package has been announced by Victoria’s Government for services and facilities for the LGBTI community.
Ahead of next week’s state budget, the Victorian Government has revealed it will spend $15 million creating Australia’s first Pride Centre in Melbourne.
Tomorrow night’s inaugural National Water Polo League Pride Cup in Melbourne, a Midsumma Festival event, aims to champion inclusion and diversity in sport and has future plans to run education programs.
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Activists have called for better sex positivity for LGBTI people living with disabilities at a forum in Melbourne today held in conjunction with International Day of People Living with Disability.