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Youth Pride Network podcast 'Queer And?' explores intersectionality

A brand new podcast series from WA's own Youth Pride Network (YPN) shares the stories of LGBTQIA+ folks who live on the intersection of...

WA government's lack of action on conversion therapy in the spotlight

The Western Australian government has been asked to take legislative action against conversion therapy. The government is currently holding a parliamentary inquiry into the operation...

New YPN project looks at LGBTIQA+ experiences of high school

The Youth Pride Network (YPN) has launched a new project, looking at the experiences of LGBTIQA+ young people in Western Australian high schools. This report,...

Living Proud seek LGBTQIA+ input ahead of Mental Health Act review

The WA Mental Health Commission are set to undertake a review of our state's Mental Health Act, and local LGBTQIA+ organisations are seeking input...

Youth Pride Network & YACWA oppose Religious Discrimination Bill

Two major organisations representing young people in Western Australia have outlined their opposition to the Morrison Government's Religious Discrimination Bill, joining their voices with...

Have your say on changes to WA's Equal Opportunity Act

The Western Australian Law Reform Commission released its Discussion Paper which reviews the state’s Equal Opportunity Act (1984) earlier this year. WA Attorney General John...

Inclusive Education WA funding ends without renewal

Inclusive Education WA (IEWA), Western Australia's rebranded version of the Safe Schools program, will no longer be funded after October 31st 2020. In 2018, the...

WA Youth Minister announces 3 year funding for Youth Pride Network

WA's Minister for Youth Dave Kelly has revealed today that the Youth Pride Network (YPN) will receive 3 years of funding to expand its...

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