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	==References==		==References==
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	[[Category: Associations]]		[[Category: Associations]]
	[[Category:ILGA members]]		[[Category:ILGA members]]
	[[Category:Consortium members\| ]]		[[Category:Consortium members\| ]]

Wessexman: /* Directory */

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	:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website ([http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>		:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website ([http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>

	In 2022 some of the Consortium members supported a boycott of the government's planned LGBT Conference 'Safe to be Me' which was to be held in London to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first ever London Pride marches <ref> Eighty-two member organisations of the consortium signed an open letter, written by LGBT+ charity and campaign group Stonewall, pulling out of the conference in light of the government decision to drop plans to ban 'conversion therapy' for people identifying as [[transgender]]</ref>.		In 2022 some of the Consortium members supported a boycott of the government's planned LGBT Conference 'Safe to be Me' which was to be held in London to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first ever London Pride marches <ref> Eighty-two member organisations of the consortium signed an open letter, written by LGBT+ charity and campaign group [[Stonewall]], pulling out of the conference in light of the government decision to drop plans to ban 'conversion therapy' for people identifying as [[transgender]]</ref>.

	==Directory==		==Directory==

Wessexman: boycott of government LGBT conference 2022

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boycott of government LGBT conference 2022

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	:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website ([http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>		:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website ([http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>

			In 2022 some of the Consortium members supported a boycott of the government's planned LGBT Conference 'Safe to be Me' which was to be held in London to coincide with the 50th anniversary of the first ever London Pride marches <ref> Eighty-two member organisations of the consortium signed an open letter, written by LGBT+ charity and campaign group Stonewall, pulling out of the conference in light of the government decision to drop plans to ban 'conversion therapy' for people identifying as [[transgender]]</ref>.

	==Directory==		==Directory==

Ross Burgess: /* Directory */

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Ross Burgess: /* Directory */

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	[[File:LGBT Consortium.png\|thumb\|Consortium logo]]'''Consortium''' ('''The Consortium of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Voluntary and Community Organisations''' previously known as '''the LGBT Consortium''') is a national organisation focusing on the development and support of LGBT groups and projects in the UK.		[[File:LGBT Consortium.png\|thumb\|Consortium logo]]'''Consortium''' ('''The Consortium of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Voluntary and Community Organisations''', previously known as '''the LGBT Consortium''') is a national organisation focusing on the development and support of LGBT groups and projects in the UK.

	The LGBT Consortium was set up in 1998 to include lesbian, gay, and bisexual organisations; trans organisations were added in 2003. At its annual conference on 26 January 2019 the Consortium changed its name to just "Consortium" and adopted a new logo and strapline, to include the term "[[LGBT+]]":		The LGBT Consortium was set up in 1998 to include lesbian, gay, and bisexual organisations; trans organisations were added in 2003. At its annual conference on 26 January 2019 the Consortium changed its name to just "Consortium" and adopted a new logo and strapline, to include the term "[[LGBT+]]":

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Ross Burgess moved page LGBT Consortium to Consortium over redirect

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	[[File:LGBT Consortium.png\|thumb\|Consortium logo]]'''The Consortium of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Voluntary and Community Organisations'''~~, also referred to~~ as '''the LGBT Consortium''', is a national organisation focusing on the development and support of LGBT groups and projects in the UK.		[[File:LGBT Consortium.png\|thumb\|Consortium logo]]'''Consortium''' ('''The Consortium of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Voluntary and Community Organisations''' previously known as '''the LGBT Consortium''') is a national organisation focusing on the development and support of LGBT groups and projects in the UK.

	The Consortium was set up in 1998 to include lesbian, gay, and bisexual organisations; trans organisations were added in 2003.		The LGBT Consortium was set up in 1998 to include lesbian, gay, and bisexual organisations; trans organisations were added in 2003. At its annual conference on 26 January 2019 the Consortium changed its name to just "Consortium" and adopted a new logo and strapline, to include the term "[[LGBT+]]":

	In January 2019 the Consortium changed its logo and strapline, to include the term "[[LGBT+]]":

	:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website ([http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>		:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website ([http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>

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New logo

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	[[~~file~~:~~Consortium_logo~~.png\|thumb\|Consortium logo~~\|alt=Consortium logo with rainbow map~~]]'''The Consortium of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Voluntary and Community Organisations''', also referred to as '''the LGBT Consortium''', is a national organisation focusing on the development and support of LGBT groups and projects in the UK.		[[File:LGBT Consortium.png\|thumb\|Consortium logo]]'''The Consortium of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered Voluntary and Community Organisations''', also referred to as '''the LGBT Consortium''', is a national organisation focusing on the development and support of LGBT groups and projects in the UK.

	The Consortium was set up in 1998 to include lesbian, gay, and bisexual organisations; trans organisations were added in 2003.		The Consortium was set up in 1998 to include lesbian, gay, and bisexual organisations; trans organisations were added in 2003.
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	In January 2019 the Consortium changed its logo and strapline, to include the term "[[LGBT+]]":		In January 2019 the Consortium changed its logo and strapline, to include the term "[[LGBT+]]":

	:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website [http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>		:"Our communities are diverse and evolving. Consortium wants to reflect these developments and ensure we are more inclusive in the way we talk about our communities - both now and in the future. We have therefore shortened our name and shifted our language to LGBT+ in our strapline."<ref>[http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members "Evolving for the future and for our members] on the LGBT Consortium website ([http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/news/evolving-future-and-our-members Archived version] as at 29 January 2019).</ref>

	==Directory==		==Directory==
	[[file:Consortium_logo.png\|thumb\|left\|Consortium logo\|alt=Consortium logo with rainbow map]]		[[file:Consortium_logo.png\|thumb\|left\|Previous Consortium logo\|alt=Consortium logo with rainbow map]]
	The Consortium maintains an online Directory listing its members. In 2011 it listed around 450 organisations as members: see [[Consortium members, 2011]].<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20110712145345/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory List of groups on the Consortium Directory as at 12 July 2011, archived on the [[Internet Archive]]. Some but not all of the pages relating to individual members are preserved on the archive.</ref>		The Consortium maintains an online Directory listing its members. In 2011 it listed around 450 organisations as members: see [[Consortium members, 2011]].<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20110712145345/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory List of groups on the Consortium Directory as at 12 July 2011, archived on the [[Internet Archive]]. Some but not all of the pages relating to individual members are preserved on the archive.</ref>

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	==External links==		==External links==
	http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk Official website		*http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk Official website

	==References==		==References==

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	In 2013, following a programme of pruning inactive groups and asking groups to positively confirm their membership, the number of members was around 180, but by 2018 it had climbed again to 355.		In 2013, following a programme of pruning inactive groups and asking groups to positively confirm their membership, the number of members was around 180, but by 2018 it had climbed again to 355.

	~~For a (possibly incomplete) list of current members, see~~ [[List of Consortium members]].		See [[List of Consortium members]] which includes some organisations that may no longer exist or have been renamed.

	==External links==		==External links==

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	The Consortium maintains an online Directory listing its members. In 2011 it listed around 450 organisations as members: see [[Consortium members, 2011]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20110712145345/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory List of groups] on the Consortium Directory as at 12 July 2011, archived on the [[Internet Archive]]. Some but not all of the pages relating to individual members are preserved on the archive.</ref>		The Consortium maintains an online Directory listing its members. In 2011 it listed around 450 organisations as members: see [[Consortium members, 2011]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20110712145345/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory List of groups] on the Consortium Directory as at 12 July 2011, archived on the [[Internet Archive]]. Some but not all of the pages relating to individual members are preserved on the archive.</ref>

	In 2013, following a programme of pruning inactive groups and asking groups to positively confirm their membership, the number of members was around 180.		In 2013, following a programme of pruning inactive groups and asking groups to positively confirm their membership, the number of members was around 180, but by 2018 it had climbed again to 355.

	For a (possibly incomplete) list of current members, see [[List of Consortium members]].		For a (possibly incomplete) list of current members, see [[List of Consortium members]].

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	==Directory==		==Directory==
	[[file:Consortium_logo.png\|thumb\|left\|Previous Consortium logo\|alt=Consortium logo with rainbow map]]		[[file:Consortium_logo.png\|thumb\|left\|Previous Consortium logo\|alt=Consortium logo with rainbow map]]
	The Consortium maintains an online Directory listing its members. In 2011 it listed around 450 organisations as members: see [[Consortium members, 2011]].<ref>http://web.archive.org/web/20110712145345/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory List of groups on the Consortium Directory as at 12 July 2011, archived on the [[Internet Archive]]. Some but not all of the pages relating to individual members are preserved on the archive.</ref>		The Consortium maintains an online Directory listing its members. In 2011 it listed around 450 organisations as members: see [[Consortium members, 2011]].<ref>[http://web.archive.org/web/20110712145345/http://www.lgbtconsortium.org.uk/directory List of groups] on the Consortium Directory as at 12 July 2011, archived on the [[Internet Archive]]. Some but not all of the pages relating to individual members are preserved on the archive.</ref>

	In 2013, following a programme of pruning inactive groups and asking groups to positively confirm their membership, the number of members was around 180.		In 2013, following a programme of pruning inactive groups and asking groups to positively confirm their membership, the number of members was around 180.