The LGBT Teachers’ Group of the Irish National Teachers’ Organisation:  Love Makes A Family Competition, aiming to ‘encourage teachers to celebrate the diversity of families in the community and to implement preventative strategies to combat homophobic and transphobic bullying’; May 7 – 17 @ Irish primary schools Changing Attitude Ireland: services to mark IDAHOT in conjunction with the following Anglican cathedral …

Across Ireland and Northern Ireland, pro-LGBT faith groups once again marked IDAHOT with ecumenical services and invited speakers. The events were coordinated by Changing Attitude Ireland. According to Dr Richard O’Leary, Chair of Changing Attitude Ireland (CAI) “These services and talks help raise awareness among people of faith about the issues of homophobia and transphobia. This year IDAHOT is particularly significant for us …

Ireland Across Ireland, LGBTI and other civil, political and faith groups organised a variety of events in at least five different cities in celebration of the IDAHOT 2014. Actions included religious services, online panel discussions, music events and a campaign to stop homophobic and transphobic bullying in the workplace. The Stand Up at Work Campaign Together with ICTU, BeLonG To …

Stand Up at Work! Your Union will Stand Up with you! BeLonG To, Ireland’s national organisation for Lesbian Gay Bisexual and Trans young people, is working in partnership with the Irish Congress of Trade Unions (ICTU) on the Stand Up at Work Project.

Thursday May 9, 2013 From Changing Attitude Ireland: For the past five years our Church of Ireland (Anglican) group Changing Attitude Ireland has marked IDAHO by arranging church services on a Sunday near May 17th