Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow…

Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark

The Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark is an initiative to:

  • Increase positive LGBTI+ visibility
  • Provide information and tools to enable better LGBTI+ inclusion
  • Reduce isolation and minority stress for LGBTI+ people
  • Create more welcoming places in Scotland
  • Reflect a genuine desire to recognise and respect LGBTI+ diversity and inclusion across Scotland

The Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark is a visible sign or ‘symbol’ displayed in social places across Scotland. Social places include anything from cafes and restaurants to gyms and libraries; anywhere where people come together socially.

The Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark has been developed in consultation with LGBTI+ communities and demonstrates a commitment to the principles of LGBTI+ inclusion.

The Rainbow Mark was created and published in June 2022. It is a guide and reference for creating inclusive and welcoming spaces. It is not legal advice. In reference to page 37 of the Rainbow Mark Guidance, please seek legal advice following the UK Supreme Court ruling in April 2025, in For Women Scotland v Scottish Ministers, before changing or implementing any policy.

You can read more about the Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Mark in our Rainbow Mark Guidance booklet.

Developed and delivered by the Scottish LGBTI+ Rainbow Partnership

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