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Come Out and Drop Out

13 Feb 2012 / 0 Comments / in Support, Youth/by Paul Baker

The Trouble with Coming Out.

Paul Baker writes about the challenges that students face when they come out at university.

If you’re a straight teenager, in these godless ‘end times’, you’ve probably got a head-start on emotional growing up. You’ve probably fancied members of the opposite sex (and nobody’s bullied you because of it), you’ve probably had a boyfriend or girlfriend.

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Gay Teen Posts Video Message for Jonah Mowry

13 Dec 2011 / 2 Comments / in Multimedia on the Web, Youth/by Bryon Fear

Innovative Jonah Mowry’s controversial video

Johnny Robinson of Limerick, Pennsylvania posted this inspirational video for him and all young gay adults who are coping with the daily struggle of coming to terms with their sexuality and the people who vilify them for it.

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Stand Up!

05 Apr 2011 / 0 Comments / in Youth/by Editor

Don’t Stand for Homophobic Bullying.

On the Irish anti homophobic bullying advertisement, created as part of BeLonG To Youth Services annual Stand Up! LGBT Awareness Weeks.

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The Albert Kennedy Trust

16 Feb 2009 / 0 Comments / in Support, Youth/by Christopher Bryant

The work of AKT

Help, advice, support and housing from the Albert Kennedy Trust.

The charity is named after Albert Kennedy, who fell to his death from the top of a car park in Manchester in 1989 whilst trying to escape a gang of ‘queerbashers’.

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