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The Oxford SU LGBTQ+ Campaign is a group of students working to improve the lives of LGBTQ+ students at the University of Oxford. We advocate for LGBTQ+ students, push for changes at a University-faculty-and college-level, and are committed to fighting homophobia, transphobia and any other form of discrimination faced by LGBTQ+ people in Oxford.
Anyone is welcome to join in, or bring new ideas and causes to the table, so get involved! For more information:
Email us at lgbtq@oxfordsu.ox.ac.uk and follow us on Instagram @lgbtqoxford
To view our constitution please click the button below
LGBTQ Campaign Constitution
The Oxford Safe Churches project hopes to give some transparency towards the wide range of beliefs found in Oxford churches, and offer LGBTQ+ people the resources to make informed decisions about where they want to go to Church. Attached below is a full report on the 'Attitudes Towards Queer Christians in Oxford Churches' conducted by the Oxford University LGBT-safe Churches Team. We aim for this information to be as accurate as possible, so please contact us at oxford.student.faith.action@gmx.co.uk if you feel we have misrepresented any of the churches listed. Most up-to-date version can be found at: https://www.oulgbtq.org/oxford-safe-churches.html
Here is the shared folder which should contain all relevant information for College LGBTQ+ and Trans Reps. https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1Sft7SgcjCK0t2QQcvRjoVmV-yCJio0Dn?usp=sharing So far it has info on creating a Trans Rep, GEF, flying flags and sexual health (as of Nov 2023). Attached here is an example of one of the motions on the drive, "Establishing a Trans Rep".
Welcome to the Oxford Student Union’s LGBTQ+ Campaign Freshers Guide! First of all, welcome to Oxford and congratulations for making it this far. A massive well done to you from all the members of our campaign. The queer community is one of the best parts of this University, and we hope we can make accessing it easy and enjoyable. Issuu: https://issuu.com/bellaadone/docs/lgbtq_campaign_freshers_-_cut_off Plaintext version: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1P5zAD8aSXAgbcUOSj6YzZMom4ODNyUgI5WE8RT0580A/edit?usp=sharing Full google drive version: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1s-eS7h9qIcF9yRxXhDaW_E54SEHPA127/view?usp=share_link
Our updated Handbook for LGBTQ+ Officers and JCR/MCR members to deliver LGBTQ+ inclusivity training for Freshers!
A handout for Freshers attending a College LGBTQ+ Inclusivity Workshop in Freshers' week. Also just a helpful resource for anyone wanting to learn more about LGBTQ+ identities and experiences.
We are thrilled to announce that the Motion tabled at 7th Week Student Council 'A New Definition of Transphobia' has passed! LGBTQ+ Campaign have worked alongside several trans students within the university, as well as in consultation with the SU’s Womens* Campaign, for the past two terms to put together what we believe to be a much more detailed and accurate definition of transphobia, that will allow us to better support trans students when they are victim to transphobia, and to tackle transphobia in all its forms throughout our institution. The full definition can be found in the file below! For information on how you can lobby your own college to adopt this definition, please check out our facebook page!
A research report by the LGBTQ+ Campaign and OULGBTQ+ Society based on concerns bout the pastoral duties of College Heads towards their students and staff, specifically those from marginalised minority groups. We recommend the adoption of a variety of policies to ensure the University's commitment to promoting equality and diversity, and to give full meaning to the University's and College's equality policies.
The Trans Report 2018 is intended to provide a broad view of the experience of trans students, as well as of the incidence and nature of transphobia and discrimination within the University. It also looks to give a clear account of the sources of welfare available to trans students and staff, and of their current engagement with these sources of welfare. The Report outlines nine key recommendations to be followed to improve the lives of trans students and staff at the University.
The Trans Report 2018 is intended to provide a broad view of the experience of trans students, as well as of the incidence and nature of transphobia and discrimination within the University. It also looks to give a clear account of the sources of welfare available to trans students and staff, and provide some key recommendations for change. The accessible version of the Report pulls out the most crucial pieces of information from the Infographic and is available in a word document format.
The Trans Report 2018 is intended to provide a broad view of the experience of trans students, as well as of the incidence and nature of transphobia and discrimination within the University. It also looks to give a clear account of the sources of welfare available to trans students and staff, and provide some key recommendations for change. The infographic is a breakdown of the Report which pulls out the most crucial pieces of information and presents them in a more visually-engaging format.