Welcome

Make sure your physical spaces, forms, information and policies are designed to include people who have varied identities and experiences. 

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How to welcome

 

Welcoming rainbow people doesn't just mean treating them the same as everyone else - it means understanding differences and creating inclusive spaces where everyone is treated respectfully.

Make sure your physical spaces, forms, information and policies are designed to include people who have varied identities and experiences.

 
 
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Display resources and symbols of inclusion

Consider displaying rainbow friendly visual materials or resources.

Learn more about symbols of inclusion
 
 
 
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Provide gender-inclusive spaces

Look at the physical environment and consider how to make it safer and more welcoming for people of all genders, including nonbinary people.

Learn more about gender-inclusive spaces
 
 
 
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Provide rainbow-inclusive programmes

Think about the groups or programmes or services your organisation provides - are they inclusive of rainbow, trans and nonbinary people?

Learn more about inclusive services
 
 
 
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Affirm identity in forms, databases and conversations

Equip staff with the knowledge and support to engage respectfully with all service users, including rainbow people.

Learn more about affirming identity
 
 

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