We’re proud to stand alongside the LGBTQ+ community and honour Pride as a symbol of strength, visibility, and unity.
This page is here to highlight the importance of Pride, share helpful resources, and celebrate the strength and individuality of our community.
Kelham Pride 2025
Saturday 21 June | 12:00 pm – Late
Kelham Island and Neepsend | Free Entry
Celebrate. Protest. Connect.
Kelham Pride is a vibrant celebration of LGBTQ+ life, history, and culture - right in the heart of Sheffield. Expect a full day of live music, drag, art, food, and community, spread across iconic venues in Kelham Island and Neepsend.
Hallam SU will be marching in the parade, and we’d love you to join us. The deadline to complete the form is 17 June. Whether you're LGBTQ+ or an ally, it’s your chance to stand proud and be part of something powerful. Pride is joy, but it’s protest too.
Let’s celebrate love, identity, and everything that makes us proud!
Explore Kelham Pride
Register your interest to march with Hallam!
Events
Loud, proud and unstoppable
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1967
The Sexual Offences Act (UK)
Decriminalised consensual homosexual acts in private between two men aged 21 and over in England and Wales.
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1969
Stonewall Riots (USA)
A pivotal moment in LGBTQ+ history. The protests in New York City sparked the global Pride movement.
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1972
First UK Pride March
Held in London, inspired by the Stonewall movement, with around 2,000 people marching.
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1981
Start of the AIDS Crisis
The first AIDS cases were reported, marking a major global health crisis for the LGBTQ+ community.
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1982
Decriminalisation in Northern Ireland
Following a European Court ruling, consensual same-sex relationships were finally decriminalised in Northern Ireland - 15 years after England and Wales.
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1987
Terrence Higgins Trust Founded
Named after one of the first people in the UK to die from AIDS, it became one of the UK’s first HIV charities, supporting those affected and raising awareness.
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1988
Section 28 Introduced (UK)
A controversial law that banned the “promotion” of homosexuality in schools. It led to mass protests and years of campaigning.
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1992
World Health Organisation Declassifies Homosexuality as a Mental Illness
A key moment in challenging stigma on a global scale.
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1999
First Trans Day of Remembrance
Held to honour the memory of trans people lost to anti-trans violence, founded in response to the murder of Rita Hester. It's now marked globally every November 20th.
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2000
Ban Lifted on LGBTQ+ People Serving in the British Armed Forces
A major step toward equality and inclusion in public service.
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2003
Repeal of Section 28 (UK)
A long-awaited victory for activists and educators. Marked a turning point for LGBTQ+ rights in schools.
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2004
Gender Recognition Act (UK)
Gave trans people the legal right to change their gender and gain a new birth certificate.
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2010
Equality Act (UK)
Protected people from discrimination based on sexual orientation and gender identity in workplaces, education, and services.
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2012
PrEP Introduced
A daily pill that prevents HIV. A major breakthrough in HIV prevention.
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2013
Same-Sex Marriage Legalised in England & Wales
Scotland followed in 2014 and Northern Ireland in 2020. A defining moment for love and equality.
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2014
PEP More Widely Available in the UK
Emergency medication that can stop HIV after exposure, now easier to access.
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2020
Ban on LGBTQ+ Conversion Therapy Debated
Campaigns grow stronger in pushing for a full legal ban in the UK. Still ongoing today.
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2021
First Openly Trans MP in UK Parliament
Katie Wallis comes out as transgender, becoming the UK’s first MP to do so.
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2023
First Non-Binary Mayor in the UK
Owen Hurcum, elected in Wales, represents growing visibility for non-binary people in politics.
Freedom of Speech and the Supreme Court
Everyone deserves to feel safe, respected, and free to be themselves and we’re proud to support a diverse and inclusive Hallam community.
We’re currently working on a full statement to address what this ruling means for our LGBTQ+ community at Hallam. In the meantime, if you have any concerns or want to speak to someone, please don’t hesitate to get in touch.
Have your say
The Equality and Human Rights Commission (EHRC) is reviewing its code of practice and Hallam will be submitting a response to their consultation. To help shape our response, we want to hear your thoughts on the practical impact* of the proposed changes. Submissions welcomed from all staff and students.
Complete the following short, anonymous form by Monday 16 June.
Submit your feedback
*Please do not share your personal views or beliefs about the recent Supreme Court ruling as we will be unable to include these in our response.
Celebrating Sheffield Communities
Explore communities and spaces where LGBTQ+ people and allies connect, create, and thrive - both at Hallam and across Sheffield.
Whether you're into sport, creativity, activism, or just want to meet people who get it, there's a place for you.
Image credit: Gut Level
Local organisations
Student life is more than lectures. These Sheffield-based groups offer inclusive, creative, and supportive spaces where LGBTQ+ people can connect, express themselves, and feel at home.
- Rainbow Minds - A welcoming weekly drop-in café every Wednesday. Perfect for meeting new people, taking part in activities, or just having a relaxed chat in a safe space.
- Out Aloud - Sheffield’s vibrant community choir, open to all voices and dedicated to celebrating diversity through the power of music.
- E.D.E.N Film Productions - An independent company using film to amplify voices and stories, with regular workshops and creative opportunities.
- SAYiT - A local charity providing youth groups, counselling, and a wide range of support services for young people exploring identity, wellbeing, and belonging.
- Sheffield Women’s Collective - A grassroots group creating welcoming and inclusive spaces for women and non-binary people to connect, share, and support each other.
- Trans Happiness Sheffield - A wholesome online community promoting trans joy, positivity, and local happenings, with a big focus on wellbeing and visibility.
- Sheffield Queer Parents - A supportive network for parents and caregivers to share experiences, find advice, and connect with others in similar situations.
- Queer Writes - A fortnightly creative writing group open to all experience levels. Whether you're into poetry, short stories, or journaling, it’s a space to express and explore.
Student-led societies
All Hallam societies aim to be inclusive and welcoming to everyone. Some naturally attract a diverse mix of members or explore themes that resonate with the LGBTQ+ community.
Here’s a small selection that LGBTQ+ students have particularly enjoyed:
View all societies
Sports and movement
Looking to connect, get active, or find community? Sheffield offers a range of LGBTQ+ inclusive sports teams and social groups for all identities and experience levels.
- Rainbow Owls - Sheffield Wednesday FC’s LGBTQ+ supporters group, working to make football a more inclusive and welcoming space for all fans.
- Rainbow Blades - Sheffield United’s inclusive supporters group, championing diversity in football.
- The Inhuman League - Sheffield’s men’s roller derby team, open to players of all identities and backgrounds.
- Queer Skate Sheffield – A community-led skateboarding group running meetups and sessions across the city for anyone seeking a safe and expressive space.
- Trans Active – Offering inclusive sport and fitness activities designed specifically for trans and non-binary people in Sheffield.
- Sheffield Vulcans – A rugby club creating a welcoming space for gay, bi, and trans men, along with supportive allies.
- Trans Climbing Sheffield – A friendly climbing group open to all trans, non-binary, and gender-diverse people, whatever their level of experience.
- Fri-Gay Night at TCH – A monthly social climbing session for ages 14+, with coaching, community vibes, and a free hot drink to kick things off.
- LGBTQ+ Night at Depot – A relaxed climbing evening with informal coaching in a supportive and encouraging setting.
Sheffield Drag scene
Sheffield's drag scene is a dynamic blend of talent, creativity, and community spirit. From dazzling performances to inclusive events, there's something for everyone to enjoy and celebrate.
Local Drag Artists:
- Emma Maezin – A standout performer in Sheffield, Emma Maezin captivates audiences with her charisma and flair. Beyond the stage, she engages fans through music releases and vibrant social media content.
- Bipolar Abdul – Known for their eclectic performances, Bipolar Abdul brings energy and uniqueness to the stage.
- Ditzy O’Darlin – With a flair for the theatrical, Ditzy O’Darlin delivers performances that are both entertaining and memorable. She frequently collaborates with fellow artists, adding sparkle to Sheffield's drag events.
Drag Events and Venues:
- Andro & Eve – Known for joyful events and creative projects and workshops and inclusive parties, this arts organisation champions queer culture through drag, film, zines, and more. Keep your eyes out for upcoming events!
- Cryptid Queer Sheffield – An alternative event series showcasing the spooky, experimental, and boundary-pushing side of the drag scene.
- The Leadmill – A historic venue in Sheffield, The Leadmill hosts a variety of drag events, from sing-along specials to performances by renowned artists like Myra Dubois.
- Sheffield Drag Listings – For a comprehensive list of upcoming drag shows in Sheffield, Skiddle offers ticket information and event details to keep you updated on the latest happenings.
Trans and Non-Binary support
Need support or someone to talk to? These groups offer peer support, helplines, and resources for trans, non-binary, and gender-diverse people in Sheffield and beyond.
- Trans Sheffield - A peer-support network offering meetups, advice, and a welcoming community space.
- Mindline Trans+ – A confidential helpline providing emotional support for trans, non-binary, and gender-diverse people.
- Gendered Intelligence – A national organisation offering local sessions, support services, and educational resources.
- Sheffield Trans Pride - An annual celebration centring trans joy and visibility. This year’s event takes place on 24 August 2025.
- Notts Trans Hub – A Nottingham-based support group also connecting people across South Yorkshire and the East Midlands.
- Mermaids – A UK charity supporting trans, non-binary, and gender-diverse young people and their families through advice, advocacy, and helplines.
- Switchboard – A confidential, LGBTQ+ inclusive helpline offering support from trained volunteers with lived experience, including for trans and non-binary callers.
Queer-friendly picks and recommendations
Sheffield is full of LGBTQ+ friendly spaces where you can relax, connect, and celebrate community, we've highlighted some of the best places to visit.
We’ve also included notes where venues offer gender-neutral bathrooms, helping you find spaces where you can feel comfortable and be yourself.
Bars and pubs
- The Rutland Arms – Eclectic pub in the city centre with a relaxed, inclusive vibe.
- Sidney & Matilda – Bar and venue blending gigs, art shows, and club nights, known for its creative and open-minded atmosphere (gender-neutral facilities.)
- The Harlequin - Cosy, laid-back spot with a focus on craft beer and a broad, diverse crowd.
- Industry Tap – Modern craft beer bar with a chilled atmosphere, offering a space that’s open and friendly to all (gender neutral and accessible facilities.)
- Piña – Stylish Mexican-inspired bar in Kelham Island, serving up tacos and cocktails in a fun, mixed crowd setting.
- Cheap Dates – Queer-led dive bar with inclusive events and live music, committed to creating a safe and affirming space for all (gender-neutral facilities.)
- The Three Tuns - A centrally located, fully inclusive pub that’s queer-owned and operated. It’s a popular starting point for queer social events (gendered facilities.)
- Haggler's Corner - A chilled café bar with live music and a laid-back atmosphere (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Maggie May's - Late-night bar in Sheffield City Centre, offering great tunes and a inclusive atmosphere for all (gender-neutral facilities on Thursdays.)
Cafés and social spaces
- Steam Yard – Artisan café popular with Sheffield’s creative crowd, known for its warm, inclusive atmosphere (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Mandala Café – Queer-owned café that regularly hosts community nights, socials, and creative events (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Treehouse Board Game Café– Monthly socials and a playful, friendly vibe make this a great spot for connection and community (gender-neutral facilities.)
- South Street Kitchen – Vegetarian café with a strong sense of inclusivity, nestled in the iconic Park Hill Flats (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Peak Queer Adventures - Sheffield-based, non-hierarchical outdoors collective helping queer folks take up space in the outdoors through activities like hiking, rock climbing, swimming, and cycling.
- Hatch – DIY venue and collective based in Sheffield, known for its eclectic schedule and intimate, inclusive atmosphere.
- Pom Kitchen - Aussie-inspired vegan and veggie eatery in Crookes, known for its vibrant décor and celebration of fresh, natural flavours.
- Café 9 - Quirky café and live music venue in Nether Edge, offering a cosy atmosphere and regular folk, blues, and world music events.
- Birdhouse Tea Bar & Kitchen - A cosy, inclusive spot in Sheffield serving speciality teas, coffee, and homemade treats. Perfect for a relaxed catch-up or quiet study session (gender-neutral facilities.)
Street food and dining
- Terrace Goods – Laid-back street food hall with good accessibility.
- Church: Temple of Fun - Vegan bar and restaurant in Kelham Island, known for its Pride-themed events and inclusive décor (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Cutlery Works - One of Sheffield’s largest food hall featuring independent vendors, buzzing social spaces (gendered facilities.)
- The Forum - A relaxed bar and café with all-day food, cocktails, and a spacious courtyard (gender-neutral, accessible toilet.)
- Saw Grinders Union - A chilled bar and eatery in a historic industrial setting, serving great food and drinks.
- Cambridge St Collective - Europe’s largest purpose-built food hall, offering over 20 global street food vendors, a rooftop terrace, and a welcoming atmosphere (gender-neutral facilities.)
Clubs and nightlife
- Gut Level - Queer-led, community-run venue offering club nights, workshops, and social events in a welcoming, DIY spirit (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Mojo's - A lively bar in the heart of the city known for it's rock 'n' roll vibe, cocktails and inclusive atmosphere.
- Network – Vibrant venue featuring drag shows, parties, and safe-space events.
- Grapefruit - A high-energy queer club night at the Foundry, featuring dance, chart, and disco anthems, with a dedicated photo area (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Queer Comedy Sheffield - Regular stand-up nights featuring queer comics in pro-LGBT+ venues, creating joyful and supportive atmospheres.
- Lane7 Sheffield - A lively bar with bowling, arcade games, street food, craft drinks (gender-neutral facilities.)
Hair salons and barbers
- Laundry for hair – Contemporary salon with a relaxed, gender-inclusive approach and a focus on making everyone feel at home (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Mr Snipsnipp’s Barbershop – An affordable, laid-back barbershop celebrated for its welcoming atmosphere and friendly service. It’s Sheffield’s first gender-neutral, actively queer-friendly barbershop.
- Funky Divas – Vibrant and upbeat salon offering a supportive space for self-expression through hair.
- Suebyz Hair Studio – A warm and welcoming salon that celebrates all hair types and textures, offering inclusive haircuts where you can book by length instead of gender (gender-neutral facilities.)
- Gypsy Rose Hair - Creative, alternative salon with a strong focus on individuality, self-expression, and community care.
Queer education and awareness
Explore articles that raise awareness, celebrate LGBTQ+ voices, and share important information for students. Learning and understanding help build stronger, safer communities for everyone.
The contributions of Black individuals to history, art, and culture are more often than not side-lined, but there is one area where the contributions of Black radicals and trailblazers are unjustly understated: the LGBTQ+ Rights Movement.
Interested in how Black queer individuals and groups have shaped history and built the groundwork for all LGBTQ+ people today?
Celebrate queer black power
From the defiant roots of the Stonewall Riots to today’s vibrant celebrations, read the journey through LGBTQ+ history, activism, and resilience. Discover how Pride grew from a protest into a global movement and why it still matters today.
Whether you’re part of the community or an ally, this article will show you how you can get involved, make a difference, and stand with Pride.
Explore the journey of pride
Whether you're new to Hallam or just looking to feel more connected - this one's for you. Discover the real experiences of LGBTQ+ students in Sheffield: the challenges, the celebrations, and the communities that make this city feel like home.
From vibrant student societies to local queer-led events and practical advice for navigating university life, this piece offers insight, reassurance, and a reminder that you’re never alone here.
Find out more about life as a queer student
Think Pride is just a celebration? Think again. This article explores the impact of the AIDS crisis on LGBTQ+ communities, the grassroots organisations that rose up in response, and the lasting legacy of care, resilience, and solidarity.
From the silence of the 1980s to the stigma that still exists today, it’s a powerful reminder of how far we’ve come and how far we still have to go.
In memory, with pride - read more
Independent finds around Sheffield
Find independent shops, queer-owned businesses, and essentials for LGBTQ+ students. From books and merch to gifts and gender-affirming clothing, Sheffield offers plenty of places to shop with pride.
Bird's Yard
Independent gift store filled with art, handmade goods, and creations from local makers who celebrate diversity.
@birdsyard
La Biblioteka
City-centre bookshop championing underrepresented voices, with a strong focus on diverse and indie literature.
@labiblioteka
Jepps Books
Queer-run bookshop curating thoughtful selections of literature, zines, and community-made art.
@jeppsbooks
Juno Books
Crystal Peaks-based indie bookstore highlighting powerful stories and authors from a wide range of lived experiences.
@junobookssheff
Vulgar
Fun vintage clothing full of opulence and personality, offering bold styles for everyone.
@vulgar
MoonKo
Beautiful independent store featuring handmade jewellery, ceramics, art, and ethically sourced gifts, with regular support for queer artists.
@moonko____
Bear Tree Records
Independent record shop supporting diverse music and often spotlighting queer artists and local creatives.
@beartreerecords
Scavenger
A unique business that upcycles old climbing gear to create useful and beautiful alternatives, keeping designs simple but beautiful.
@made_by_scavenger
Red Brick Market
A warehouse filled with over 100 local traders, offering everything from vintage clothing to locally made art and one-off jewellery.
@redbrickmarket_sheffield
Fred Aldous
An award-winning speciality beer shop and tasting room, founded in 2013, now located in Leah's Yard in Sheffield City Centre.
@hophideout
Hop Hideout
A long-established shop supplying arts, crafts, and hobby materials, located in the heart of Sheffield in Fitzalan Square.
@fredaldous
Spectrum Outfitters
While not Sheffield-based, this trans-owned brand is an important name in gender-affirming wear, offering quality chest binders with a strong focus on comfort and accessibility.
@spectrumoutfitters
Explore queer culture
Whether you're looking for a new book to read, a film to watch, or music that speaks to you, we've gathered some amazing picks that highlight queer stories, creators, and culture.
Read
Heartstopper by Alice Oseman
This tender graphic novel series captures the joys and struggles of teen love between two boys navigating school, sexuality, and self-discovery (available to watch on Netflix).
Available at Adsetts Library, City Campus.
Nimona by ND Stevenson
A rebellious shapeshifter and a villain team up in this witty, heartfelt graphic novel that explores identity, chaos, and queer resilience (available to watch on Netflix).
Available at Adsetts Library, City Campus.
Queer Love, Queer Life: An Anthology by Golnoush Nour, Matt Bates, Sarah Beal, and Kate Beal
An honest collection of queer writing and reflections. Expect warmth, heartbreak, joy, and the messy, beautiful realities of LGBTQ+ life.
Available on Amazon.
Shuggie Bain by Douglas Stuart
Winner of the 2020 Booker Prize, Shuggie Bain follows the youngest of three children, Shuggie, discovering his queerness in 1980s post-industrial working-class Glasgow.
Available at Adsetts Library, City Campus.
The Black Flamingo by Dean Atta
A powerful coming-of-age novel-in-verse about a mixed-race gay teen discovering drag and self-expression.
Available at Adsett's Library.City Campus.
The Miseducation of Cameron Post by Emily M. Danforth
This coming-of-age novel follows Cameron Post, a teen sent to conversion therapy after being caught with another girl, exploring identity, sexuality, and the journey toward self-acceptance (available to watch on Amazon Prime).
Available on Amazon.
The Picture of Dorian Gray by Oscar Wilde
A gothic tale of vanity, beauty, and morality, written by one of the most iconic queer voices in literary history (available to watch on Amazon Prime).
Available online from Hallam's Library Gateway.
This Book is Gay by Juno Dawson
An accessible and witty LGBTQ+ guide for young people, covering everything from coming out to relationships.
Available at Adsett's Library.City Campus.
Watch
The Rocky Horror Picture Show (1975)
A cult classic musical that celebrates gender nonconformity, queerness, and camp in all its glory.
Watch online on Disney+.
Pride (2014)
A true story of LGBTQ+ activists supporting striking miners in 1980s Britain. A joyful film about solidarity.
Watch online on Amazon Prime.
The Imitation Game (2014)
A dramatisation of Alan Turing’s genius and persecution, both a tribute and a tragedy.
Watch online on Netflix.
The Danish Girl (2015)
A moving portrayal of Lili Elbe, one of the first people to undergo gender-affirming surgery, and the courage it takes to live authentically.
Watch online on Amazon Prime.
Moonlight (2016)
A visually stunning, deeply moving film about Black queer identity and the search for connection.
Watch online on Amazon Prime.
Pose (2018)
Celebrating trans and queer communities of colour, this show dives into 1980s/90s ballroom culture with heart and defiance.
Watch online on Disney+.
It's a Sin (2021)
A gut-wrenching yet joyful portrayal of young queer life in 1980s London during the HIV/AIDS crisis.
Watch free online at Channel 4 On Demand.
Everybody's Talking about Jamie (2021)
A feel-good musical about a Sheffield teen who dreams of becoming a drag queen, tackling themes of self-expression, acceptance, and overcoming prejudice.
Watch online on Amazon Prime.
Fire Island (2022)
A smart, funny reimagining of Pride and Prejudice through a queer lens, set on a legendary gay holiday island.
Watch online on Disney+.
Big Boys (2022)
A warm and hilarious coming-of-age comedy about grief, friendship, and embracing queerness at uni.
Watch free online at Channel 4 On Demand.
Listen
Bad Gays
A podcast about evil and complicated queer figures from history, asking what we can learn from the "bad" gays of the past.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Bisexual Brunch
Candid chats and laughs about bi life, love, and politics, hosted by three bisexual voices challenging myths and celebrating identity.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Call Me Mother
Hosted by writer Shon Faye, this podcast celebrates the LGBTQ+ elders and pioneers who paved the way, sharing their extraordinary lives and legacies.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Food 4 Thot
A playful, thought-provoking show where queer writers dish on sex, relationships, pop culture, and identity (with zero filter!)
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
History is Gay
Diving into the hidden or forgotten queer stories from history, this podcast proves LGBTQ+ people have always been part of the narrative.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
LGBTQ&A
Powerful interviews with LGBTQ+ trailblazers, activists, and creatives, sharing honest conversations about identity, struggles, and achievements.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
QueerAF
Stories from emerging LGBTQ+ audio creators across the UK, spotlighting real voices and lived experiences.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Still Processing
Hosted by two Black queer culture writers from the New York Times, this show explores identity, art, and politics with heart, depth, and humour.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
The Gossip Gays
Outrageously funny and refreshingly honest chats on queer life, pop culture, and everything in between.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
The Log Books
Unearth stories from LGBTQ+ life in Britain through real entries from the Switchboard helpline archives, bringing unheard voices from the 70s to early 2000s to light.
Listen on Spotify.
Listen on Apple Podcasts.
Support and resources
Navigating university life as an LGBTQ+ student can come with unique questions and challenges - from finding inclusive healthcare to understanding your rights. These resources are here to support you at every step. Whether you're looking for mental health services, financial advice, or community connections, you'll find clear, practical guidance to help you thrive at Hallam.
Funding and Tuition
Find out about financial support available to LGBTQ+ students, including scholarships, bursaries, and emergency hardship funds.
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Sexual Health Sheffield
Access inclusive, confidential sexual health services, including STI testing, HPV vaccinations, and expert advice tailored for LGBTQ+ needs. PrEP and PEP are also available to help prevent HIV, speak to a professional to find out what’s right for you.
Read more
Mental Health Support
Support is available for your mental wellbeing, whether you need counselling, peer support, or someone to talk to who understands LGBTQ+ experiences. Help is also available for issues like chemsex, drug use, and alcohol abuse, without judgment and in confidence.
Read more
Students and Sex Work
If you're engaging in sex work, you’re not alone - many students do to manage financial pressures. You can access confidential support, guidance, and resources to stay safe and make informed choices. Your safety always comes first.
Download the Student Safety Toolkit
Gender Identity Clinic
If you're exploring your gender identity, specialist support is available through the Sheffield Gender Identity Clinic. They offer confidential advice, assessments, and referrals for gender-affirming care, helping you take the next steps at your own pace.
Read more
Legal Support and Rights
Get advice on your rights as an LGBTQ+ student, including help with discrimination issues, name and gender marker changes, housing rights, and more.
Read more
Pronouns and Inclusive Language
Learn about the importance of pronouns and inclusive language, and how we can create a respectful environment where everyone's identity is recognised and respected.
Read more
Report and Support
If you experience bullying, harassment, hate crime, or discrimination, find out how to report it safely and get the support you need.
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