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Training: Supporting Young Gay & Bisexual Men
Posted on: October 15th, 2010 by History Month

>A training course for promoting awareness of and equality for young gay and bisexual men is being run in Manchester by ‘LGBT Youth North West’, on the 25th October 2010. LGBT History Month HE Officer Jeff Evans said, “Such training events clearly offer a wonderful opportunity to better appreciate, protect and help challenge the endemic bigotry faced by young males in our schools, colleges and wider community”.

Click here for detailed information and registration advice (pdf – 350kb).

If you have any queries or would like more information please contact
Myrtle Finley (
Training, Accreditation & Volunteer Support Coordinator
LGBT Youth NW
Mobile: 07531061775
Answer phone: 01612737838
Email: myrtle@lgbtynw.org.uk

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