Out of the Can LGBT Youth Group

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Out of the Can LGBT Youth Group Find Your Pride. Find Your People. Swindon & Wiltshire LGBTQ+ youth group for Year 8 - College (Ages 12-19). Follow us on Instagram: ootclgbtyouth

Out of the Can is an LGBTQ+ Youth Group for young people in Year 8 to College (ages 12-19). We run two groups that meet in central Swindon on Tuesday evenings. To find out more please either contact us via email: [email protected], via FB Messenger, or visit our website: http://outofthecan.org/

International Non-Binary People's Day is celebrated on 14th July – the midpoint between International Women's Day in Mar...
14/07/2026

International Non-Binary People's Day is celebrated on 14th July – the midpoint between International Women's Day in March, and International Men's Day in November.

13/07/2026

Non-Binary Awareness Week puts focus on Non-Binary people, their experiences, and the challenges they face. Non-Binary is often used as an umbrella term with people interpreting its meaning differently, but it generally describes someone whose gender identity or gender expression falls outside the binary of 'man' and 'woman'.

Omnisexual & Omniromantic Visibility Day takes place on 6th July every year. The day is focused on raising awareness of ...
06/07/2026

Omnisexual & Omniromantic Visibility Day takes place on 6th July every year.

The day is focused on raising awareness of omnisexual and omniromantic identities. Omni means being attracted to people of all gender identities and sexual orientations. It's similar to Pan, but unlike pan people who tend not to notice the gender of others, omni people do.

05/06/2026

Aromantic Visibility Day raises awareness of all identities on the Aromantic spectrum. Often shortened to "Aro", it describes someone who experiences little to no romantic attraction towards others. The day was first held in 2023, and is celebrated on 5th June every year.

01/06/2026

Pride Month takes place throughout June every year, and celebrates LGBTQ+ people.

Pride Month raises awareness of different identities, and calls for equal rights for LGBTQ+ people. It's an opportunity to campaign for legal protections that keep LGBTQ+ people safe from discrimination, harm and harassment.

The first Pride event in the UK was held in London in 1972, when an estimated 2000 people took part. In 2026 there are hundreds of Pride events planned across the UK, and millions of people will attend. 🌈

24/05/2026

Pansexual & Panromantic Visibility Day is celebrated on 24th May every year. It was first held in 2015, and seeks to raise awareness of pan identities.

Pansexual and panromantic people are attracted to anyone, regardless of their gender identity.

Agender Pride Day is now in its tenth year, and is always held on 19th May. The day promotes awareness of agender people...
19/05/2026

Agender Pride Day is now in its tenth year, and is always held on 19th May. The day promotes awareness of agender people who are often overlooked in conversations about gender.

17/05/2026

IDAHOBIT is the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia & Transphobia. It takes place on 17th May every year to recognise the date in 1990 when the World Health Organisation removed homosexuality from its list of mental health disorders.

The day has now expanded to include all identities within the LGBTQIA+ community, and reminds us to keep fighting discrimination.

26/04/2026

Le***an Visibility Day is on 26th April and has taken place every year since 2008. The day is dedicated to raising awareness and visibility of le****ns, and it's an opportunity to celebrate the unique experiences and identities of le****ns, acknowledging that le***an identity is diverse and intersectional. ***anvisibility ***an

20/04/2026

Le***an Visibility Week takes place at the end of April and coincides with Le***an Visibility Day on 26 April. It's been running since 2020, although its origins can be traced back to the 1990's.

The week aims to raise awareness and celebrate le***an women including trans women and non-binary people. It highlights the contributions of the whole le***an community, fostering understanding, and acknowledging the ongoing struggles. A key aim is to promote solidarity within the LGBTQ+ community and to celebrate the diversity of le***an experiences. ***an

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