Pride in Action Network

The Pride in Action Network committee includes a range of key roles that ensure both students and staff are represented.

Get to know the current volunteer committee members who represent the University's LGBTIQA+ community.

Review the terms of reference that outlines the purpose of the volunteer committee and direction of their work.

Connect with services, opportunities and communities that support queer students to thrive at the University.

The Safer Community Program provides specialist support for trans and gender diverse students and staff.

'Return to Self' is a 5-part series, exploring gender affirmation through the experiences of three trans people.

A community-informed collection of resources that speak to the diverse experiences of intersex people.

Access these free kits from the CONNECT vending machine on Level 1 of the Arts and Cultural Building (159).

Guidance and resources for LGBTQIA+ staff and graduate researchers considering travel overseas.

A resource collection for heterosexual and/or cisgender allies to build their understanding of LGBTIQA+ allyship.

An LGBTIQA+ pride parade held in St Kilda during the annual Midsumma Festival. The network marches in the parade with staff and students.

Held annually on March 31, TDOV honours the achievements, lives, and resilience of transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse people.

Held annually on May 17, IDAHOBIT is the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Intersex Discrimination, and Transphobia.

Held annually on the last Friday of August, Wear It Purple Day is an opportunity to show visible support for LGBTIQA+ young people.