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- Give Blood because gay and bisexual men can’t poster - NUS LGB (2004)
- March for Liberation - NUS LGB (2002)
- NUS Blood Service Briefing campaign - NUS LGB (2005)
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- North West students, NUS LGB Lobby of Parliament on Goods and Services Legislation - (2005)
- Education Education Education (fees are pants) campaign leaflet - Liverpool Student Unions (2003-4)
- All We Want Is... Liberation and Equality Now campaign - NUS LGB (2003-4)
- NUS LGB Summer Conference attendance badge - (2005)
- NUS LGB Lobby of Parliament on Goods and Services Legislation - (2005)
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- Manchester Pride Parade (2004), NUS LGB, fees are pants and Liverpool LGBT Committee banners
- Manchester Pride Parade - Liverpool LGBT Committee Banner (2004)
- Homotopia Programme - (2004)
- Picture: Mike Homfrey, author of Provincial Queens - (2007)
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- City Bishop in Gay Row, p1 and p5 - Liverpool Student article (14 February 2000)
- A question of respect, p7 - Liverpool Student article (27 March 2000)
- Homotopia Film Festival postcard advertising two films to be shown in the Guild of Students - (2004)
- Provincial Queens, a book based on the PhD thesis of Mike Homfray - (2007)
- Trans= - NUS LGB campaign postcard
Timeline
- 2000: February - Comments by the Bishop of Liverpool about Section 28 cause the Guild Council to pass policy condemning his position. Liverpool Student newspaper article “Liverpool Bishop in Gay Row”.
- 2003: Discrimination in employment on the grounds of sexual orientation is made illegal. November – Section 28 is finally repealed by the government. There is a celebration event in the Guild to mark the occasion.
- 2004: March – Guild Council approves motions on discrimination by the National Blood Service against gay men. It also approved motions on ‘Gay Rights in America’ and Transgender awareness. May – Guild Council approved motions on the Gender Recognition Bill and the Partnership Bill.
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