Pride & Progress
Pride & Progress is a podcast dedicated to creating LGBTQ+ inclusive educational spaces. Hosted by Adam & Jo, the show explores topics related to diversity, equity, and inclusion in education. Each episode provides insights and strategies for fostering supportive environments for LGBTQ+ students and educators.
Episodes
Braun & Clarke: Reflexive Thematic Analysis
Season 5, episode 11.This week we are joined by the incredible Professor Virginia Braun and Professor Victoria Clarke to discuss the development of Reflexive Thematic Analysis and its lasting impact on qualitative research. In the episode we discuss reflexivity, researcher identity, LGBTQ+ visibility and representation, advice for PhD students, and inclusive approaches to research. We also examine
Minority Stress, Belonging, and Wellbeing
Season 5, episode 9.This week we speak with the brilliant Dr Liam Cahill and Dr Beth Jones about their research into LGBTQ+ mental health, wellbeing, body image, and community experiences. We explore minority stress, loneliness, community connection, and the mental health impacts of discrimination and misinformation. Emphasising co-produced, affirmative research and real-world impact, Beth and Lia
Doing Your Doctorate
Season 5, episode 7.In this week’s episode we explore the topic of ‘doing your doctorate’ with three fantastic guests, Richard McDonald, Sarah Roeschlaub, and Dr Robert Grant. Our panel share their doctoral journeys, discussing why they pursued a PhD, what the process actually looks like, the challenges, the rewards, and why LGBTQ+ research is so important at this level.If you are an LGBTQ+ teac
NEU LGBT+ Conference 2026
This week we bring you a special episode recorded at the NEU LGBT+ Educators' Conference. We bring you interviews with attendees and exhibitors, and discuss the brand new 'Coming Out at Work' guidance which will be made available soon (details available here: https://neu.org.uk/latest/library/right-choose-model-policy)We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episod
Intersectionality
Season 5, episode 6.This week we are joined by Dr Dom Jackson-Cole and Joris Lechêne to explore the concept of intersectionality, discussing its origins, evolution, and relevance in education and LGBTQ+ inclusion. The conversation traces the term back to Kimberlé Crenshaw’s foundational legal scholarship and expands into its broader applications, critiques, and misuses. Resources discussed in this
Queering Blackpool
Season 5, Episode 6In this episode we are exploring the brilliant new documentary 'Queering Blackpool', which premiered earlier this year. We speak with the researcher behind the film, Helen Eadon-Sinkinson, before sharing a Q&A recorded LIVE at one of the film's sold-out premier events earlier this year, including: 🎙 Host, Jo Brassington🎥 Researcher & Filmmaker, Helen Eadon-Sinkinson🎥 Fil
Dr Finn Mackay
Season 5, Episode 5This week we are joined by the brilliant Dr Finn Mackay (they/them) to discuss radical feminism, masculinity, trans inclusion, and the power of bridging activism with academia. Drawing on their work in education, public engagement, and gender research, Finn shares practical insights for creating inclusive spaces, navigating polarised debates, and supporting LGBTQ+ young people.R
SPECIAL EPISODE: Kacey DeGroot
Season 5, Special EpisodeIn this episode we take a break from our research focussed series to share a special interview with Kacey DeGroot, who is standing to be elected as the Deputy General Secretary of the National Education Union. Kacey, who uses she/her pronouns, is a trans woman and a secondary school Drama teacher. She transitioned quite visibly in the school she still teaches at full time,
Rainbow Trap, with Dr Kevin Guyan
Season 5, Episode 4This week we are joined by Dr Kevin Guyan to discuss his new book Rainbow Trap: Queer Lives, Classifications, and the Dangers of Inclusion.Kevin is a writer and researcher whose work explores the intersection of data and identity. He is the author of Rainbow Trap and the brilliant Queer Data: Using Gender, Sex and Sexuality Data for Action. Kevin is a Chancellor’s Fellow at the
Michel Foucault
Season 5, Episode 3This week we are joined by Dr Jack Bryne Stothard and Dr Ben Johnson to discuss the life and work of Michel Foucault.Michel Foucault (1926–1984) was a French philosopher, historian, social theorist, and literary critic, widely regarded as one of the most influential thinkers of the 20th century. His work explored the relationship between power, knowledge, and social institutions
Professor Eleanor Formby
Season 5, Episode 2This week we are joined by the incredible Professor Eleanor Formby. Eleanor is Professor of Sociology and Youth Studies at Sheffield Hallam University and joins us to discuss her extensive research into LGBTQ+ inclusive education, youth work, and the challenges and opportunities within school environments.Eleanor's new book is available to buy here: Homophobic, Biphobic and
The Guide To LGBTQ+ Research
Season 5, Episode 1This new season of Pride and Progress is going to focus on LGBTQ+ research, and there is no better place to begin than with the newly-published book: 'The Guide to LGBTQ+ Research'.In this episode we discuss the value of LGBTQ+ research, and reflect with the editors of the book Dr Adam Brett and Professor Catherine Lee, as well as contributors to the book Dr Alex Baird,
Celebrating 20 Years of LGBT+ History Month UK
Season 4, Episode 11 This special live episode was recorded at our virtual event: Celebrating 20 Years of LGBT+ History Month UK.The event was hosted by Pride & Progress, in collaboration with founders of LGBT+ History Month UK, Schools OUT. During the event, we hear how LGBT+ History Month was founded from co-founder and Chair of Schools OUT Sue Sanders; how it has developed and grown over 20
In Conversation with Bennie Kara
Season 4, Episode 10In our final episode of the series, we share a conversation recorded earlier in the year with the wonderful Bennie Kara on behalf of Myatt & Co and Diverse Educators.In this discussion, Bennie asks us about the work of Pride & Progress, exploring how the podcast has grown to become a book and wider network of support. We end the discussion by sharing some of the excitin
Faith, Religion, & LGBT+ Identities
Season 4, Episode 9This week we bring to you an episode exploring Faith, Religion, & LGBT+ Identity. To explore this theme we are joined by three LGBT+ people of faith: Sabah, Natasha, & George (you can read their full bios below). In this conversation we explore the strength of LGBT+ people of faith, the tensions that can occur between LGBT+ people and faith communities, and how we can wo
Culture Wars
Season 4, Episode 8This week we bring you an episode that was recorded live at the University of Nottingham. Adam is joined by Dr Jake Hodder and Dr Kieran Phelan to discuss the topic of culture wars and the work of Pride & Progress.We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episode. You can also follow us on socials @PrideProgress.Thanks for listening! www.prideprogress.co.
Heartstopper 3
Season 4, Episode 7This week we are talking all things Heartstopper Season 3 with friend of the show Aisling Walters (she/her). We discuss our favourite characters, favourite moments, and some of the deeper themes of the new season.In this episode we revisit our interview with Fisayo Akinade (her/him), who plays Mr Ajayi in Heartstopper, and we share a brand new interview with Ash Self (he/him), w
Just Like Us Awards
Season 4, Episode 6This week we bring to you a special episode of Pride & Progress recorded live at the Just Like Us Awards in London. We were invited by Just Like Us to capture the event in this special podcast episode where we will be talking about the work of Just Like Us, and why celebrations like this awards night are so important. In this episode you will hear from a range of guests and
LGBT+ Research
Season 4, Episode 5This week we are joined by Professor Catherine Lee (MBE) (she/her) and Dr Ben Johnson (he/him) to discuss the topic of LGBT+ Research.Ben and Catherine are both former teachers and now academics who research a variety of LGBT+ topics including panoptic heteronormativity, Section 28 and its impact, and LGBT+ teacher professional identity.In this fascinating conversation, we discu
Allyship & Advocacy
Season 4, Episode 4This week we are trying something a bit different and have invited four fantastic guests to take over the show to discuss the topic of allyship and advocacy.We are joined by Claire Bale (she/her), author of the racial diversity and inclusion blog, https://thatsabitracey.com/, and EDI lead for a large Trust; Shonagh Reid (she/her), former teacher and senior leader and now direc
Inclusive Books & Stories
Season 4, Episode 3This week we discuss the important topic of positive representation in inclusive books and stories. We are joined by a brilliant panel of experts including authors Dean Atta (he/him), Sarah Hagger-Holt (she/her), and Ollie Pike (he/him) as well as educator Becky Shewell (she/her) - the creator of the Shewell Intersectionalitree database. During the episode we explore representat
Pride Groups
Season 4, Episode 2This week we discuss the important topic of Pride Groups, exploring the impact they can have, and the logistics of successfully running one.We are joined by a brilliant panel made up of Frankie Cowper (she/they) from Just Like Us, Edel Cronin (she/her) and Lois Nethersell-Webb (she/her), authors of the upcoming book 'The Secondary School Guide to Pride', and Charlotte Cl
NEU LGBT+ Educators' Conference 2024
Season 4, Episode 1We were invited to join the NEU's LGBT+ Educators' Conference 2024 in Birmingham. The theme for the conference this year was 'Celebrate, Educate, and Protect Together'. In this episode we capture the conference by speaking with organisers, guests, and stall holders about the importance of each word in that theme. Thanks for listening to this Pride & Progress
Section 28 - Past, Present, Future
Season 3, Episode 14Section 28 was an amendment to the Local Government Act of 1988, which prohibited local authorities from intentionally 'promoting homosexuality', or promoting the 'acceptibility of homosexuality as a pretended family relationship'. This legislation came into place in 1988, and planted fear into our educational spaces. For years, Section 28 created a culture of s
Heartstopper 2
Season 3, Episode 13This week we are talking all things Heartstopper with a variety of voices from our Pride & Progress Community including special guest and friend of the show Aisling Walters (she/her). We explore your favourite characters, favourite moments, and ask why you think shows like this are important. We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episode. You can als
Queering Leadership
Season 3, Episode 12This week we have assembled an incredible panel of guests to discuss the topic of 'queering leadership'. Our panel is made up of four inspirational leaders from different sectors of education: David Weston (he/him) from the charity sector, Alex Baird (they/them) from HE, Richard McDonald (he/him) from secondary, and Holly Coull (she/her) from primary.In this episode, we
Exploring Bias, with Abena Akuffo-Kelly
Season 3, Episode 11In this conversation, we are joined by the brilliant Abena Akuffo-Kelly (she/her).Abena wears many hats, but she joins us in this conversation as an educator, speaker, union activist, mentor and coach. We first met Abena when we saw her deliver a session on exploring Unconscious Bias. The session was fantastic, and we wanted to bring it to our audience through this episode. In
LGBT+ and SEND, with Klaudia Matasovska
Season 3, Episode 10This week we speak with the brilliant Klaudia Matasovska (she/her).Klaudia is a PhD researcher at Goldsmiths University of London and an Associate Lecturer at the University of Derby, and she joins us in this episode to discuss the intersection of LGBT+ and SEND. Klaudia shares with us fascinating and important findings from her research, as well as advice and good practice for
LGBT+ Parents & Families
Season 3, Episode 9This week we bring you a special panel episode discussing LGBT+ parents and families. Our panel is made up of three brilliant educators, all of whom are LGBT+ parents. Join us to explore the challenges and joys of LGBT+ families with Bennie Kara (she/her - @BennieKara), Peter Jardine-Wight (he/him - @WightPJ), and Claire Neaves (she/her - @ClaireNeaves). We love to hear your fee
Pride & Progress Book Launch
Season 3, Episode 8This week we celebrate the launch of our book 'Pride & Progress: Making Schools LGBT+ Inclusive Spaces'!In this special episode, we welcome back the third member of Pride & Progress, George White (he/him), who interviews us about the book, and then later in the episode, we go to the in-person book launch held in Nottingham earlier this week. You will hear the bri
Inclusive Picture Books, with Olly Pike
Season 3, Episode 7This week we speak with Olly Pike (he/him). Olly is is the Director of Pop'n'Olly - an LGBT+ edutainment resource for children, parents, carers and teachers. Olly's videos and books are being used in homes and primary schools across the UK and beyond to help combat homophobia and transphobia before it can begin to develop.In this episode we discuss Olly's stories
Shivani Dave
Season 3, Episode 6This week we speak with the wonderful Shivani Dave (they/them). Shivani is a non-binary journalist, broadcaster, and physicist. Shivani began their media career at the BBC, and while working for Radio 4, began producing an independent passion project called The Log Books, sharing the untold stories of British queer history. They specialise in telling stories with the communities
Divina De Campo
Season 3, Episode 5This week we talk to the sensational Divina de Campo!Divina (he/she/they) is an actor, singer, performer, drag artist, and a member of Drag Race royalty. Divina joins us to talk about her experience of education, as both a student and teacher, all while looking fabulous in her sparkly pig banker jumper (check our socials to see a picture!).You can follow Divina on Twitter at @Di
Drag Queen Story Hour UK
Season 3, Episode 4This week we are joined by Sab Samuel, who is better known as Aida H Dee: The Storytime Drag Queen, and founder of Drag Queen Story Hour UK. Aida H Dee is an ADHD, neurodivergent, queer hero of literature, theatre, and children's entertainment. They join us in this episode to talk about the work they do with Drag Queen Story Hour UK, and the value it has for young people. Th
Relationships and Sex Education, with Ian Timbrell
Season 3, Episode 3This week we speak with the brilliant Ian Timbrell (he/him) about LGBT+ inclusive relationships and sex education.Ian shares great advice about how to plan your curriculums, which topics should be discussed at which age, and how to navigate difficult conversations. A must listen for anyone who teaches RSE!We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episode and
LGBT+ Inclusive Sport & PE
Season 3, Episode 2This week we bring you a special panel episode discussing LGBT+ inclusive sport and PE.Our brilliant panel is made up of a range of LGBT+ athletes and educators, each who bring a unique perspective to the topic. Our four superb guests are Alex Baird (they/them - @AlexBaird12), Jake Williamson (he/him - @jakewilliamson4), Martha Riggs (she/her - @MarthaRiggs4), and Michael C. Wea
The Proud Trust
Season 3, Episode 1It is LGBT+ History Month and we are joined by Molly and Sophie from The Proud Trust to explore why this month matters, and how their resources can help teachers during this month. The Proud Trust are a Manchester based charity described as ‘The Home of LGBT+ Youth’. They are a life changing charity who provide education, support, and advocacy for LGBT+ young people and their co
NEU LGBT+ Educators' Conference 2023
Season 2, Episode 15We were invited to join the NEU's LGBT+ Educators' Conference in Bristol. The theme for the conference this year was 'Defending our Community'. In this episode we capture the conference by speaking with organisers, guests, and stall holders about the importance of creating these safer spaces, and what lessons they'll be taking home with them from the confere
Peter Tatchell, Human rights campaigner and activist
Season 2, Episode 13In our final episode of the series, we are joined by the formidable Peter Tatchell (He/him). Peter has dedicated his life to campaigning for human rights and has been involved in activism for over 50 years. In this episode we discuss his fascinating life and career which is featured in the Netflix documentary Hating Peter Tatchell (https://www.netflix.com/gb/title/81422831).You
Britain's Battle for LGBT+ Inclusive Education, with Professor Paul Baker
Season 2, Episode 13This week we are joined by the fascinating Paul Baker (he/him). Paul is Professor of English Language at Lancaster University. He has written 22 books on language, sexuality and social history - covering topics that include Section 28, Polari, gay men in the merchant navy, and newspaper coverage of LGBTQ+ people. In this conversation we talk about the importance of connecting w
Professional Identity, with Nick Kitchener-Bentley
Season 2, Episode 12This week we are joined by the ray of sunshine that is Nick Kitchener-Bentley (he/him). Nick is a wonderfully positive and encouraging voice in education and among his many roles is a secondary school Lead Practitioner and teacher of Drama, Inclusion & English. Nick is also the Drama subject specific lead tutor for Coventry University’s National Institute of Teaching and Ed
Authentic Leadership, with David Lowbridge-Ellis
Season 2, Episode 11This week we are joined by an incredible headteacher, writer, and thinker, David Lowbridge-Ellis! David uses he/they pronouns and is an inspirational headteacher, and the Director of School Improvement for Matrix Academy Trust in the West Midlands. He has written and spoken extensively on many aspects of education, especially curriculum and assessment. Inclusion is a recurring
LGBT+ Early Career Teachers, with Charlotte Feather
Season 2, Episode 10This week we are joined by an incredible educator, researcher and activist, Charlotte Feather! Charlotte uses she/her pronouns and is the founder of the LGBTQ Primary Hub: a website which aims to enhance the delivery of LGBTQ+ inclusive education in primary schools by providing teachers with the support they need. Charlotte has just completed her Masters, with research focusing
Fisayo Akinade, Heartstopper's Mr Ajayi
Season 2, Episode 9This week we are delighted to speak to the wonderful Fisayo Akinade (he/him). Fisayo is a brilliant actor of both screen and stage, and plays the teacher we all wish we could have had at school, Heartstopper's Mr Ajayi!Fisayo joins us to talk about his acting career, dancing with Olivia Coleman and, of course, all things Heartstopper!We hope you enjoy this episode as much as
Heartstopper 1
Season 2, Episode 8This week we have assembled some special friends of the show to discuss what has been consuming all of our lives for the last week - the new Netflix series Heartstopper. Heartstopper is a British coming-of-age story of queer romance based on the graphic novels of the same name by the brilliant Alice Oseman. The story follows a group of queer young people as they navigate falling
Proud Leadership, with LGBTed
Season 2, Episode 7This week we speak with the brilliant Daniel Tomlinson-Gray (he/him). Daniel is a secondary teacher and co-founder and director of the fantastic LGBTed (https://outteacher.org).In this episode we discuss the origins of LGBTed, the amazing work they do through their Proud Leadership programme, and the inspiring book, edited by Daniel: Big Gay Adventures in Education: Supporting L
Section 28 & Inclusive Leadership, with Professor Catherine Lee
Season 2, Episode 6This week we are joined by the incredible Professor Catherine Lee (she/her). Catherine trained as a PE teacher before stepping into academia at Anglia Ruskin University. In this episode Catherine shares her personal experience of educating through Section 28, and how she has moved from that experience to set up the Courageous Leaders programme designed to support LGBTQ+ leadersh
Intersectionality, with Bennie Kara
Season 2, Episode 5This week we are joined by the inspirational Bennie Kara (she/her). In this packed episode, we discuss Bennie's journey from Teach First all the way to senior leadership, how her intersectional identity led to the birth of Diverse Educators, and the success of her fantastic book, Diversity in Schools (available here: https://www.waterstones.com/book/a-little-guide-for-teache
LGBT+ Student Groups, with Edel Cronin & Aaron Brooks
Season 2, Episode 4This week we speak with two brilliant LGBTQ+ role models: Edel Cronin (she/her) & Aaron Brooks (he/him). In their school in Bristol, Edel and Aaron run a LGBTQ+ club for students which has grown to change the attitudes of their entire school. In this episode, Edel and Aaron share practical tips on LGBTQ+ clubs in school, queer inclusive curriculum, and LGBTQ+ leadership. The
Celebrating Difference, with Shaun Dellenty
Season 2, Episode 3This week we speak with the inspiring educator Shaun Dellenty (he/him). Shaun is a multi-award-winning teacher, LGBT+ inclusion advocate, trainer, inspirational speaker and author who has been named one of the most 100 influential LGBT+ people in the U.K. Shaun was honoured at the National Diversity Awards and by the U.K. Prime Minister for services to education and LGBT+ commun
Coming Out, with Helen Richardson
Season 2, Episode 2This week we speak with Helen Richardson (she/her), a brilliant Deputy Headteacher of a large primary school in Nottingham. Helen started working on anti-racism at her school, which later developed into all things diversity, where she was nominated to lead the diversity network for her school’s Trust.From there, Helen joined the Nottingham City Equality Action Team where she’s w
LGBT+ History Month, with Sue Sanders & Lynne Nicholls
Season 2, Episode 1Welcome to Season 2 of Pride & Progress!We are thrilled to kick off Season 2 with one of the co-founders of LGBT+ History Month, the inspirational Sue Sanders. We are also delighted to be joined by the Chair of Trustees for Schools Out, Lynne Nicholls.You can explore the huge range of resources available for this year's LGBT+ History month at https://lgbtplushistorymonth
George White - Trans Catholic Teacher
Season 1, Episode 2This week we speak with the amazing George White (he/him) who shares his experiences as a trans RE teacher in a Catholic school. The way George presents LGBT+ visibility in his school and gets colleagues and students to question their own views and beliefs is truly inspiring. George also shares some fantastic, practical advice about how to make classrooms and schools more inclus
'We've Learnt So Much From These Conversations'
Season 1, Episode 16Welcome to the final episode of season 1 of Pride & Progress. This week the tables are turned as the fabulous George White returns to the podcast to interview us. We discuss the first season of the podcast, the stories we have heard, the lessons we have learnt, and share some more of our own stories. Thank you so much to everybody who has supported the podcast, as a guest,
Initial Teacher Training, with Scotty Cartwright
Season 1, Episode 15This week, in our penultimate episode of the series, we speak with the fabulous Scotty Cartwright (he/him/they/them). Scotty is a trainee English teacher and joins us to discuss how his degree in stand up comedy helped him prepare for the classroom, his experiences of joining the profession as an LGBT+ teacher, and the amazing work he is doing to celebrate and promote diversity
Diverse Educators, with Hannah Wilson
Season 1, Episode 14This week we speak with a truly inspirational educator, Hannah Wilson (she/her). Hannah is a former headteacher, and the co-founder of #WomenEd and #DiverseEd. Diverse Educators offers an amazing array of resources, training, support and blogs which you can access at www.diverseeducators.co.uk. We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episode, and you can f
Role Models & Leadership, with Troy Jenkinson
Season 1, Episode 13This week we speak with the brilliant Troy Jenkinson. Troy is a primary school Headteacher and in this episode talks about starting his teaching career during Section 28, the work he's done with Andrew Moffat and No Outsiders and authoring childrens' books.We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episode, and you can follow us on Twitter @prideprogr
Accessible Activism, with Adam Breslin
Season 1, Episode 12This week we speak with the amazing Adam Breslin (he/him), whose PhD research focuses on LGBTQ+ rights and activism within education. In this episode, Adam leads a fascinating conversation about the power that every teacher, child, and young person has to change the world through small acts of gentle activism. We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this epis
Gendered Language, with Eilidh Vizard
Season 1, Episode 11This week we are joined by the awesome Eilidh Vizard (she/her). Eilidh is a secondary Science teacher who is passionate about representing both women and LGBT+ in STEM subjects. In this episode we discuss gendered language, being a STEM and LGBT+ role model... and perhaps most importantly, Eilidh's gorgeous cat Rupert (check out the picture on Twitter!).We love to hear your
Making Happy Endings Inclusive, with Ian Eagleton & James Mayhew
Season 1, Episode 10This week we are joined by two fantastic guests: Ian Eagleton (he/him), and James Mayhew (he/him). Ian is the author of the fantastic new picture book ‘Nen and The Lonely Fisherman’, which is illustrated by James. Ian and James share with us how their gorgeous book came to be, and why stories like theirs are so important for young children. We discuss love, hope, and making hap
'This is who I am', with Claire Birkenshaw
Season 1, Episode 9This week we have a fascinating conversation with Claire Birkenshaw (she/her). Claire is an incredible educator, and an inspiration to us both. In our conversation we discuss marginalised groups, school leadership, the power of shared stories, and how to create inclusive educational spaces. We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episode, and you can follow
'My Moral Duty', with Kyrstie Stubbs
Season 1, Episode 8This week we speak with the inspirational Kyrstie Stubbs (she/her). Kyrstie is the Principal at Boothroyd Primary, an incredible Academy that approach diversity, equity and inclusion in a truly holistic way. DEI is a golden thread that runs through all aspects of Boothroyd Primary - you can check out some of the amazing work being done here: http://www.boothroydprimaryacademy.c
No Outsiders, with Andrew Moffat
Season 1, Episode 7This week we speak with the inspiring Andrew Moffat (he/him).Andrew is the creator of ‘No Outsiders: Everyone Different, Everyone Welcome’, and has been awarded an MBE for his work with equality and diversity in education. In this episode Andrew shares the story of No Outsiders, and emphasises the importance of schools bringing their community with them on the journey of inclusi
'I'm letting students know that you can be Indian and you can be gay', with Karan Bumble
Season 1, Episode 6 This week we speak with Karan Bhumbla (he/him) who shares his experiences as a gay, Indian, Science teacher.Born in India, Karan later moved to Canada and now lives in the UK where he is a Science teacher, Head of Year and Lead Practitioner at an all boys Academy.In this episode we discuss what it was like to grow up gay in India, the importance of being a role model, intersect
Non-Binary, with B Guerriero
Season 1, Episode 5 This week we speak with the wonderful B (they/them) who shares their experiences as a non-binary educator. In this episode we discuss gender, binaries in education, and how to make educational spaces more inclusive for trans people. We love to hear your feedback, so please rate and review this episode, and you can follow us on Twitter @prideprogress, and B @guerriero_b.Thanks f
Just Like Us, with Dominic Arnall
Season 1, Episode 4 This week we speak with Just Like Us CEO, Dominic Arnall (he/him).Just Like Us is an LGBT+ young people's charity whose mission is to empower young people to champion LGBT+ equality. Just Like Us want all young people to know that being LGBT+ is something to be celebrated!In this episode, we speak about the great work that Just Like Us do to support LGBT+ young people and s
'I get to be the teacher I wanted when I was young', with Allison Zionts
Season 1, Episode 3This week we are speaking with the brilliant Allison Zionts (she/her). We discuss disrupting heteronormativity and creating safe spaces in school, as well as Allison’s experiences as a bisexual teacher and running her schools LGBT+ club, called the Rainbow Club.In this episode Allison draws on her experience as a teacher, as well as her PhD research into LGBT+ safe spaces, to di
Welcome to Pride & Progress!
Season 1, Episode 1: Welcome to Pride and Progress! Pride and Progress celebrates the amazing work being done to make educational spaces more LGBT+ inclusive. Each week we speak with a range of LGBT+ educators, allies and activists and hear their incredible stories of progress. In this first short episode, we introduce ourselves as your hosts and talk about some of the fantastic upcoming guests we
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