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[This month's featured video is 'Trans-inclusive feminism, gender critical feminism: Culture wars in the media' from UCL Institute of Education's Trans-Inclusivity Seminar Series.]
Taking place on campus next month, this exciting talk by Prof Simon J Lock and Dr Emma Jones presents findings from semi-structured interviews with 81 LGBTQ+ staff at a Russell Group university in London, highlighting how cisnormativity and mononormativity emerge as distinct yet interconnected dimensions of heteronormativity in their accounts.
If you're a trans person, or are questioning your gender identity, this community support group offers you the space to discuss trans & gender identity issues in a relaxed environment.
The network provides an opportunity for LGBTQUIA+ staff to meet, share their experiences, discuss related issues, access information and support, and organise events.
The society for LGBTQUIA+ students and their friends, Warwick Pride is committed to campaigning for LGBTQUIA+ liberation, providing advice and welfare services, and running a busy and varied program of social events.
The society for trans*, non-binary and gender non-conforming students, Warwick Trans* Society provide community, offer support, run educational events, and campaign for trans* inclusion.
This collection draws together some key resources to support those wishing to engage with queer pedagogies, and LGBTQUIA+ inclusive practices.
The Rainbow Taskforce bulk-purchased pronoun badges in order to make them available to staff and students. You can collect an individual badge, or request a set of badges for a group or event.
Taking our pronouns pledge makes it simple to engage with inclusive best practice on pronouns, and to build a movement of people taking these steps together.
A collection of resources focussed on supporting LGBTQUIA+ students and staff, for community members and their supporters.
This guide brings together information on the processes, policies, services, and groups you might want to access as a trans person at Warwick.
Access support and guidance to develop your pedagogical practices, and connect with others on the same journey.
We've worked with teams across the University to address issues with the use of legal name data. Find out how to update chosen and legal names (staff and student systems), how and when name data should used, and how to report any issues.
Responding to the gaps in pay and progression that our LGBTQUIA+ community faces, this community initiative is focused on empowering each other to navigate and dismantle barriers to professional development and career progression.
We're supporting everyone to live, work, and study positively at Warwick. Access support for HIV+ staff and students, information on HIV testing and prevention, and develop understanding and allyship.
Connecting estranged students with support and community, educating supporters, researching students' experiences, and improving support, with the ultimate goal of improving estranged students' experiences at Warwick.
‘Neuroqueer’ refers to those who identify as both neurodivergent and queer. Neuroqueer people may find that their neurodivergence can affect their experience of gender or sexuality, and vice versa. This means that their experiences and struggles may not be fully reflected in resources for either neurodivergent or queer people.
We recognise that there are barriers to asking about LGBTQUIA+ inclusive and queer practice, and are committed to breaking down those barriers.
The programme is seeking a better institutional understanding of LGBTQUIA+ students' experiences at Warwick.
The programme is working with Social Inclusion to further our institutional understanding of LGBTQUIA+ staff experiences at Warwick.
A glistening diamond hour of stand-up from “delusional trans comedian” Sam Nicoresti about love, insanity, and the hunt for the perfect skirt suit.
From getting stuck in a dress in a TK Maxx to finding love between the standing stones of Cornwall, through sperm banks, Lord of the Rings figurines, and queer cat names, Sam Nicoresti examines life's most vital question: can you ever hope to find the perfect skirt suit?
Sat 14 Mar 2026 8pm
You may know her as Bake-Off Sue, Taskmaster Sue, Just A Minute Sue, or the Sue that gives you travel envy - but stand-up Sue is full of surprises. In this brand-new show, she shares the unlikely happenings from a career in the spotlight.
In her first live show in over a decade, Sue delivers a hilarious treatise on stigma, humiliation, and misunderstanding.
Tue 19 - Sun 24 May 2026
Who was Frida Kahlo? Everyone knows her face but who was the woman behind the bright colours, the big brows and the floral crowns? Take a journey through the life of a true icon, discover her art, and uncover the true story of her rebellious, passionate and turbulent life.
Using letters Kahlo wrote to guide us, this definitive film reveals her deepest emotions and unlocks the secrets and symbolism contained within her art.
