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New LGBT Timeline
Posted on: June 16th, 2011 by History Month

Christine Burns and her colleagues at NHS North West
have just launched the online version of the LGBT History Timeline after talking to Sue at LGBT History Month.

It’s available here.

As you’ll see, it has several components. There’s a scrolling timeline that
covers more than two millenia. Then there’s the film. There’s a ‘flashbook’
version of the booklet to send out with the exhibition, and you can
also download the booklet in PDF form.

The content was researched by teams from Lesbian and Gay Foundation (GLF) and the Trans Resource and Empowerment Centre (TREC) under their overall
management and the production of all the resources was funded by the NHS North West team.

 

 

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