In continuance of our interviews with a few members of the LGBTQIA+ community on campus, here is our third and final piece in the Pride Mini-Series! The first and second piece in this series can be found here and here. [1] Part 3 of this Mini-Series features the current Convenor and Joint Convenor of the NLS Queer Alliance.[2] It highlights their experience as members of the queer community and as driving forces behind the changing landscape of Pride at NLS through QA’s effor

In continuance of our interviews with a few members of the LGBTQIA+ community on campus, here is our second piece in the Pride Mini-Series! The first piece in this series can be found here.[1] Part 2 of this Mini-Series highlights how NLS has played a role in people discovering and becoming comfortable with their identities, but also how all of us could be going a lot further in our practical efforts to make this space more inclusive. The artwork was submitted by Bethamehi Jo

A survey conducted on campus by the NLS Queer Alliance (hereafter ‘QA’) revealed that out of 96 respondents, 23% did not identify as straight and around 10% did not identify as cisgender.[1] This shows that the queer community on campus is not composed of a ‘minuscule minority’. In celebration of Pride Month (which recently concluded) Quirk presents this Mini-Series containing a collation of the personal experiences of some LGBTQIA+ members on campus. This includes their jour