See resources, research and guides from Scottish Trans, the trans project of the Equality Network.
Follow-up research to our 2015 ‘Complicated?’ report about how bi+ people’s experiences of services have changed and their current recommendations for improvement.
Draws on asexual specific research and guidance to provide a simple intro to asexuality and a guide for service providers on how to include asexual people. This booklet will provide you with the foundations to start thinking about simple changes to your practice that can ensure you are creating an inclusive service in which asexual people can participate fully.
Roadmap to Bisexual Inclusion draws on bisexual specific research and guidance to provide a comprehensive step by step guide for service providers on how to include bisexual people.
An easy to follow practical list of the most important things that service providers can do to better include people with intersectional identities. Includes a self reflection quiz to help you identify what to do next.
‘Complicated?’ is the first UK wide research report to focus specifically on bisexual people’s experiences of accessing services. The report reveals some very shocking statistics and personal stories. But it also highlights examples of good practice and ideas for services about how they can be more inclusive for bisexual people.
A joint project of the Scottish Transgender Alliance and Stonewall Scotland providing guidance for promoting trans-friendly and inclusive workplaces. Includes advice on compliance with the Equality Act 2010.
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