Queer LitCelebrate Banned Books Week by helping us put more LGBTQ+ books into school libraries! Your donation will support our Free Books for Schools programme, providing queer and diverse books to sc...

Banned Books Week UK is an annual celebration of the right to read freely in the UK and beyond. At a time where books are being increasingly challenged, taken off shelves or targeted due to the ideas ...

The next Banned Books Week UK will be held 4-10 October 2026. It’s a week to celebrate the books that have been challenged, removed or silenced

A beautifully illustrated compendium of LGBTIQ+ life, A Queer Scrapbook offers a rich archive of histories from across Britain and Ireland. Brimming with interviews, newspaper clippings, photographs, ...

Submissions are now open for the Queer Heritage and Collection Symposium 2026. The symposium aims to explore the innovative and meaningful queer programming being developed by museums and heritage org...

In this blog post Vicky Iglikowski-Broad, our Principal Records Specialist (Diverse Histories), explains how you can get started in researching LGBTQ+ histories through government records.

The Queer Rights Network has created a Pride Pack to help you plan your local Pride presence this year, with action ideas and resources for you to order.

Sharing expertise, skills and best practice on LGBTQ+ heritage

This year's global theme is a reminder that truly democratic societies must be grounded in justice and freedom for everyone. IDAHOBIT fosters a global moment for collective action, awareness, solidari...

Sign-up is open for the 2026 #ReadWithPride relay! #ReadWithPride is a social media photo relay (running on Instagram this year) designed to celebrate and promote great young adult LGBTQIA+ literature...

There is guidance here on researching gay, lesbian and bisexual histories, as well as transgender and gender identity history. In the past, the state often conflated gender identity and sexuality whic...

A collaborative and expanding list of LGBTQIA resources for library and information workers. Open to all but moderated.