Laïla El-Métoui reflects on the significance of Sue Sanders’ honorary degree


Laïla El-Métoui reflects on the significance of Sue Sanders’ honorary degree

I was 15 when I came to terms with the fact that I liked girls. Before this revelation, I told myself I was just envious of the way other girls looked.

“[My family’s allyship] is the reason I got the opportunity to not only transition, but to thrive”

Laïla El-Métoui reflects on the lessons learned from Section 28 and how the new KCSIE statutory safeguarding guidance can harm trans+ children

It’s not news to anyone that the NHS is in trouble. But for foreigners, women and especially the LGBTQIA+ community, hospital visits can be particularly difficult

Author and content creator Ella Willis writes about their autism diagnosis and taking things literally

“I know there are men’s stadiums where I would think twice before holding my girlfriend’s hand. I also know that at a women’s match, in the exact same stadium, I wouldn’t give it a second thought.”