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3 ways to engage your local candidates in the 2024 General Election
3 ways to engage your local candidates in the 2024 General Election
By engaging in the election process, we can campaign for a brighter, more inclusive future for the LGBTQ+ community.
Stonewall statement on Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) judicial review
Stonewall statement on Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) judicial review
We’re disappointed that the Court of Session in Scotland has found in favour of the UK Government’s unprecedented decision to use Section 35 to block the Gender Recognition Reform Bill from Royal Assent.
Stonewall welcomes Simon Blake OBE as new CEO
Stonewall welcomes Simon Blake OBE as new CEO
We are proud to announce Simon Blake OBE as our incoming Chief Executive.
Joint Statement on proposals to amend the Equality Act 2010
Joint Statement on proposals to amend the Equality Act 2010
The Equality Act is world-class legislation that took almost a decade to develop, and has been working well for 14 years.
Supportive Schools Campaign Statement on RSHE Guidance
Supportive Schools Campaign Statement on RSHE Guidance
All children and young people have the right to an education free from discrimination, and LGBTQ+ children and young people are no exception.
Joint Statement on NHS Constitution proposals
Joint Statement on NHS Constitution proposals
Everyone deserves timely access to holistic, high-quality healthcare and to be treated with dignity, privacy and respect throughout their treatment and care.
Stonewall statement on the Cass Review
Stonewall statement on the Cass Review
What is important, above all, is that trans and gender-diverse children get the quality healthcare that they need and deserve.
Stonewall appoints new Treasurer and Trustee
Stonewall appoints new Treasurer and Trustee
Stonewall continues to strengthen its Board of Trustees, with the appointment of a new Treasurer, Caroline Stockmann, and new Trustee Kushal Khandhar.
Section 35 appeal: our response
Section 35 appeal: our response
We’re deeply disappointed that the Scottish Government will not appeal the Court of Session ruling on the UK Government’s unprecedented decision to use Section 35 to block the Gender Recognition Reform (Scotland) Bill from Royal Assent.
The Cass Review - Our initial review and actions
The Cass Review - Our initial review and actions
We firmly believe that trans children and young people deserve to be listened to and given access to the care and support that they need.