Queer Youth Network - Revision history

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	[[File:Qyn.png\|thumb\|Queer Youth Network logo]]'''Queer Youth Network''' is a national non-profit making organisation run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People, and is based in the United Kingdom.In 2019 it was not clear whether the Network was still functioning.		[[File:Qyn.png\|thumb\|Queer Youth Network logo]]'''Queer Youth Network''' was a national non-profit making organisation run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People, and was based in the United Kingdom.In 2019 it was not clear whether the Network was still functioning at all. Social media sites such as Twitter suggest activity stopped in 2018.

	~~''"QYN exists as an autonomous, youth-focused movement that aims~~ to ~~provide a progressive~~, ~~innovative, infrastructure at grass-roots level to improve the general~~ well~~-being for all young people who identify~~ as ~~Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transsexual, Intersex, Questioning, Curious, Asexual, Pansexual or “Queer”~~ and/or who are ~~socially marginalised as a result~~ of ~~their identity as well as those who advocate on their behalf~~.~~"'' - Queer Youth Network Constitution (Updated 2005)~~		Their aim was to represent the needs and views of LGBT Young People through campaigning for greater visibility and equal rights, as well as providing general support and information to those who are just "coming out" or who are suffering the effects of homophobia.

	Their aim is to represent the needs and views of LGBT Young People through campaigning for greater visibility and equal rights, as well as providing general support and information to those who are just "coming out" or who are suffering the effects of homophobia.		Founded in 1999 by [[David Joseph Henry]] and [[C N Lester]] as a grass-roots civil rights group, its formation was inspired by YouthSpeak. it was called the "Queer Youth Alliance" until December 2006, and "Queer Youth Overground" for a short period between 1999 and 2001. In the beginning the movement consisted of two member groups, [[Queer Youth Manchester]] (a local social support group based at the [[Hollywood Showbar]] in [[Manchester]]'s gay village) and Putney High School's [[Gay Straight Alliance]] (the first of its kind in the UK). Henry and Lester got together to form a national alliance of LGBT Young People.

	Founded in 1999 by [[David Joseph Henry]] and [[C N Lester]] as a grass-roots civil rights group, its formation was inspired by YouthSpeak. it was called the "Queer Youth Alliance" until December 2006, and "Queer Youth Overground" for a short period between 1999 and 2001. In the beginning the movement consisted of two member groups, [[Queer Youth Manchester]] (a local social support group based at the [[Hollywood Showbar]] in [[Manchester]]'s gay village and Putney High School's [[Gay Straight Alliance]] (the first of its kind in the UK). Henry and Lester got together to form a national alliance of LGBT Young People.

	As many of the organisation’s original aims began to be achieved (eg abolition of [[Section 28]] and lowering of the age of consent for young gay men), the group decided to focus on youth support and representation to ensure homophobic legislation such as that brought about by the Conservative government of the 1980s is not repeated.		As many of the organisation’s original aims began to be achieved (eg abolition of [[Section 28]] and lowering of the age of consent for young gay men), the group decided to focus on youth support and representation to ensure homophobic legislation such as that brought about by the Conservative government of the 1980s is not repeated.

	The first president of the organisation was David Joseph Henry, who stepped down in August 2005, to make way for ~~new president~~ [[Greg Justice]], with [[Katherine Parlour]] taking over as Vice President.		The first president of the organisation was David Joseph Henry, who stepped down in August 2005, to make way for [[Greg Justice]], with [[Katherine Parlour]] taking over as Vice President.

	With the departure of Greg Justice and Katherine Parlour, the organisation re-grouped, after a period of no clear control in 2007 the organisation changed its name to the Queer Youth Network, and with David Henry back at the helm~~, the organisation looks to be going from strength to strength~~.		With the departure of Greg Justice and Katherine Parlour, the organisation re-grouped, after a period of no clear control in 2007 the organisation changed its name to the Queer Youth Network, and with David Henry back at the helm.

	== Core Work ==		== Core Work ==

	Instrumental in overturning [[Kent]] County Council's "mini-Section 28" policy after a long campaign, the alliance is known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation is one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's [[Civil Partnership Act]] that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network ~~is campaigning~~ for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation is one of the founding members of the [[Coalition for Marriage Equality]] (UK) together with [[OutRage!]] and the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]].		Instrumental in overturning [[Kent]] County Council's "mini-Section 28" policy after a long campaign, the alliance was known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation was one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's [[Civil Partnership Act]] that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network campaigned for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation was one of the founding members of the [[Coalition for Marriage Equality]] (UK) together with [[OutRage!]] and the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]].

	The National Queer Youth Conference is hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network. In 2003 it took place in London, 2004 in Birmingham, 2005 in Manchester 2007 in Birmingham. The event is the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and is based upon similar events held in the United States.

	~~''Overground'' is~~ the ~~organisation's national magazine which can be downloaded off their website~~. ~~It is distributed nationally to schools~~, ~~youth groups~~, ~~colleges, universities~~ and ~~through~~ events.		The National Queer Youth Conference was hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network. In 2003 it took place in London, 2004 in Birmingham, 2005 in Manchester and 2007 in Birmingham. The event was the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and was based upon similar events held in the United States.

	~~== Regional Work ==~~		''Overground'' was the organisation's national magazine. It was distributed nationally to schools, youth groups, colleges, universities and through events.

	"Local Reps" lead 11 regional QYN Groups throughout the UK. The organisation is also responsible for the formation of a national voice for LGBT young people in Wales: [[LGBT Youth Wales]]. It works closely with [[LGBT Youth Scotland]], and GLYNI ([[Gay and Lesbian Youth Northern Ireland]]) who are affiliated member groups of which there are now over 200.

	~~[[Queer Youth London and South East]] is one of the movement's most active groups. As a fully youth-led collective it holds regular monthly meets all over [[Greater London]] and the South East.~~

Wessexman: not sure this network is still functioning- web site link and e mail address no longer valid (17.10.19)

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not sure this network is still functioning- web site link and e mail address no longer valid (17.10.19)

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	[[File:Qyn.png\|thumb\|Queer Youth Network logo]]'''Queer Youth Network''' is a national non-profit making organisation run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People, and is based in the United Kingdom.		[[File:Qyn.png\|thumb\|Queer Youth Network logo]]'''Queer Youth Network''' is a national non-profit making organisation run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People, and is based in the United Kingdom.In 2019 it was not clear whether the Network was still functioning.

	''"QYN exists as an autonomous, youth-focused movement that aims to provide a progressive, innovative, infrastructure at grass-roots level to improve the general well-being for all young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transsexual, Intersex, Questioning, Curious, Asexual, Pansexual or “Queer” and/or who are socially marginalised as a result of their identity as well as those who advocate on their behalf."'' - Queer Youth Network Constitution (Updated 2005)		''"QYN exists as an autonomous, youth-focused movement that aims to provide a progressive, innovative, infrastructure at grass-roots level to improve the general well-being for all young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transsexual, Intersex, Questioning, Curious, Asexual, Pansexual or “Queer” and/or who are socially marginalised as a result of their identity as well as those who advocate on their behalf."'' - Queer Youth Network Constitution (Updated 2005)

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	[[Queer Youth London and South East]] is one of the movement's most active groups. As a fully youth-led collective it holds regular monthly meets all over [[Greater London]] and the South East.		[[Queer Youth London and South East]] is one of the movement's most active groups. As a fully youth-led collective it holds regular monthly meets all over [[Greater London]] and the South East.

	~~== External sites ==~~
	~~http://www.queeryouth.org.uk/~~

	[[Category:Youth groups]]		[[Category:Youth groups]]
	[[Category:Former Consortium members]]		[[Category:Former Consortium members]]

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External sites

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	[[Category:Youth groups]]		[[Category:Youth groups]]
			[[Category:Former Consortium members]]

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	'''Queer Youth Network''' is a national non-profit making organisation run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People and is based in the United Kingdom.		[[File:Qyn.png\|thumb\|Queer Youth Network logo]]'''Queer Youth Network''' is a national non-profit making organisation run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People, and is based in the United Kingdom.

	''"QYN exists as an autonomous, youth-focused movement that aims to provide a progressive, innovative, infrastructure at grass-roots level to improve the general well-being for all young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transsexual, Intersex, Questioning, Curious, Asexual, Pansexual or “Queer” and/or who are socially marginalised as a result of their identity as well as those who advocate on their behalf."'' - Queer Youth Network Constitution (Updated 2005)		''"QYN exists as an autonomous, youth-focused movement that aims to provide a progressive, innovative, infrastructure at grass-roots level to improve the general well-being for all young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transsexual, Intersex, Questioning, Curious, Asexual, Pansexual or “Queer” and/or who are socially marginalised as a result of their identity as well as those who advocate on their behalf."'' - Queer Youth Network Constitution (Updated 2005)

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Regional Work

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	"Local Reps" lead 11 regional QYN Groups throughout the UK. The organisation is also responsible for the formation of a national voice for LGBT young people in Wales: [[LGBT Youth Wales]]. It works closely with [[LGBT Youth Scotland]], and GLYNI ([[Gay and Lesbian Youth Northern Ireland]]) who are affiliated member groups of which there are now over 200.		"Local Reps" lead 11 regional QYN Groups throughout the UK. The organisation is also responsible for the formation of a national voice for LGBT young people in Wales: [[LGBT Youth Wales]]. It works closely with [[LGBT Youth Scotland]], and GLYNI ([[Gay and Lesbian Youth Northern Ireland]]) who are affiliated member groups of which there are now over 200.

	[[Queer Youth London]] is one of the movement's most active groups. As a fully youth-led collective it holds regular monthly meets all over [[Greater London]] and the South East.		[[Queer Youth London and South East]] is one of the movement's most active groups. As a fully youth-led collective it holds regular monthly meets all over [[Greater London]] and the South East.

	== External sites ==		== External sites ==

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	Their aim is to represent the needs and views of LGBT Young People through campaigning for greater visibility and equal rights, as well as providing general support and information to those who are just "coming out" or who are suffering the effects of homophobia.		Their aim is to represent the needs and views of LGBT Young People through campaigning for greater visibility and equal rights, as well as providing general support and information to those who are just "coming out" or who are suffering the effects of homophobia.

	Founded in 1999 by [[David Joseph Henry]] and [[C N Lester]] as a grass-roots civil rights group, its formation was inspired by YouthSpeak. it was called the "Queer Youth Alliance" until December 2006, and "Queer Youth Overground" for a short period between 1999 and 2001. In the beginning the movement consisted of two member groups, [[Queer Youth Manchester]] (a local social support group based at the [[Hollywood Showbar]] in [[Manchester's gay village]] and Putney High School's [[Gay Straight Alliance]] (the first of its kind in the UK). Henry and Lester got together to form a national alliance of LGBT Young People.		Founded in 1999 by [[David Joseph Henry]] and [[C N Lester]] as a grass-roots civil rights group, its formation was inspired by YouthSpeak. it was called the "Queer Youth Alliance" until December 2006, and "Queer Youth Overground" for a short period between 1999 and 2001. In the beginning the movement consisted of two member groups, [[Queer Youth Manchester]] (a local social support group based at the [[Hollywood Showbar]] in [[Manchester]]'s gay village and Putney High School's [[Gay Straight Alliance]] (the first of its kind in the UK). Henry and Lester got together to form a national alliance of LGBT Young People.

	As many of the organisation’s original aims began to be achieved (eg abolition of [[Section 28]] and lowering of the age of consent for young gay men), the group decided to focus on youth support and representation to ensure homophobic legislation such as that brought about by the Conservative government of the 1980s is not repeated.		As many of the organisation’s original aims began to be achieved (eg abolition of [[Section 28]] and lowering of the age of consent for young gay men), the group decided to focus on youth support and representation to ensure homophobic legislation such as that brought about by the Conservative government of the 1980s is not repeated.

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Core Work

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	Instrumental in overturning [[Kent]] County Council's "mini-Section 28" policy after a long campaign, the alliance is known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation is one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's [[Civil Partnership Act]] that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network is campaigning for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation is one of the founding members of the [[Coalition for Marriage Equality]] (UK) together with [[OutRage!]] and the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]].		Instrumental in overturning [[Kent]] County Council's "mini-Section 28" policy after a long campaign, the alliance is known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation is one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's [[Civil Partnership Act]] that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network is campaigning for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation is one of the founding members of the [[Coalition for Marriage Equality]] (UK) together with [[OutRage!]] and the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]].

	The National Queer Youth Conference is hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network. In 2003 it took place in London, 2004 in Birmingham, 2005 in Manchester. The event is the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and is based upon similar events held in the United States.		The National Queer Youth Conference is hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network. In 2003 it took place in London, 2004 in Birmingham, 2005 in Manchester 2007 in Birmingham. The event is the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and is based upon similar events held in the United States.

	''Overground'' is the organisation's national magazine which can be downloaded off their website. It is distributed nationally to schools, youth groups, colleges, universities and through events.		''Overground'' is the organisation's national magazine which can be downloaded off their website. It is distributed nationally to schools, youth groups, colleges, universities and through events.

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Core Work

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	== Core Work ==		== Core Work ==

	Instrumental in overturning Kent County Council's 'mini-Section 28' policy after a long campaign, the alliance is known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation is one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's new [[Civil Partnership]] ~~Bill~~ that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network is campaigning for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation is one of the founding members of the Coalition for Marriage Equality (UK) together with OutRage! and the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement.		Instrumental in overturning Kent County Council's 'mini-Section 28' policy after a long campaign, the alliance is known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation is one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's new [[Civil Partnership Act]] that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network is campaigning for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation is one of the founding members of the Coalition for Marriage Equality (UK) together with OutRage! and the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement.

	The National Queer Youth Conference is hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network, in 2003 it took place in London, 2004 saw it come to Birmingham, Manchester in 2005 and plans are afoot for an event in 2006. The event is the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and is based upon similar events held in the United States.		The National Queer Youth Conference is hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network, in 2003 it took place in London, 2004 saw it come to Birmingham, Manchester in 2005 and plans are afoot for an event in 2006. The event is the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and is based upon similar events held in the United States.

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	'''Queer Youth Network''' is a national non-profit making organisation ~~that is~~ run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People and is based in the United Kingdom.		'''Queer Youth Network''' is a national non-profit making organisation run by and for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgendered (LGBT) and Queer Young People and is based in the United Kingdom.

	''"QYN exists as an autonomous, youth-focused movement that aims to provide a progressive, innovative, infrastructure at grass-~~routes~~ level to improve the general well-being for all young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transsexual, Intersex, Questioning, Curious, Asexual, Pansexual or “Queer” and /or who are socially marginalised as a result of their identity as well as those who advocate on their behalf."'' - Queer Youth Network Constitution (Updated 2005)		''"QYN exists as an autonomous, youth-focused movement that aims to provide a progressive, innovative, infrastructure at grass-roots level to improve the general well-being for all young people who identify as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgendered, Transsexual, Intersex, Questioning, Curious, Asexual, Pansexual or “Queer” and/or who are socially marginalised as a result of their identity as well as those who advocate on their behalf."'' - Queer Youth Network Constitution (Updated 2005)

	Their aim is to represent the needs and views of LGBT Young People through campaigning for greater visibility and equal rights, as well as providing general support and information to those who are just 'coming out' or who are suffering the effects of homophobia.		Their aim is to represent the needs and views of LGBT Young People through campaigning for greater visibility and equal rights, as well as providing general support and information to those who are just "coming out" or who are suffering the effects of homophobia.

	Founded in 1999 by [[David Joseph Henry]] and CN Lester as a grass roots civil rights group, ~~it's~~ formation was inspired by YouthSpeak ~~and originally~~ called the 'Queer Youth Alliance' until December 2006, and ~~also~~ Queer Youth Overground for a short period between 1999 and 2001. In the beginning the movement consisted of two member groups Queer Youth Manchester (a local social support group based at the [[Hollywood Showbar]] in [[Manchester's gay village]] and Putney High School's Gay Straight Alliance (the first of its kind in the UK). Henry and Lester got together to form a national alliance of LGBT Young People.		Founded in 1999 by [[David Joseph Henry]] and [[C N Lester]] as a grass-roots civil rights group, its formation was inspired by YouthSpeak. it was called the "Queer Youth Alliance" until December 2006, and "Queer Youth Overground" for a short period between 1999 and 2001. In the beginning the movement consisted of two member groups, [[Queer Youth Manchester]] (a local social support group based at the [[Hollywood Showbar]] in [[Manchester's gay village]] and Putney High School's [[Gay Straight Alliance]] (the first of its kind in the UK). Henry and Lester got together to form a national alliance of LGBT Young People.

	As many of the organisation’s original aims began to be achieved (eg abolition of [[Section 28]] and lowering of the age of consent for young gay men,) the group decided to focus on youth support, and representation to ensure homophobic legislation such as that brought about by the Conservative government of the 1980s is not repeated.		As many of the organisation’s original aims began to be achieved (eg abolition of [[Section 28]] and lowering of the age of consent for young gay men), the group decided to focus on youth support and representation to ensure homophobic legislation such as that brought about by the Conservative government of the 1980s is not repeated.

	The first president of the organisation was David Joseph Henry, who stepped down in August 2005, to make way for new president Greg Justice, with Katherine Parlour taking over as Vice President.		The first president of the organisation was David Joseph Henry, who stepped down in August 2005, to make way for new president [[Greg Justice]], with [[Katherine Parlour]] taking over as Vice President.

	With the departure of Greg Justice and Katherine Parlour, the organisation re-grouped, after a period of no clear control in 2007 the organisation changed ~~it's~~ name to the Queer Youth Network, and with David Henry back at the helm, the organisation looks to be going from strength to strength.		With the departure of Greg Justice and Katherine Parlour, the organisation re-grouped, after a period of no clear control in 2007 the organisation changed its name to the Queer Youth Network, and with David Henry back at the helm, the organisation looks to be going from strength to strength.

	== Core Work ==		== Core Work ==

	Instrumental in overturning Kent County Council's 'mini-Section 28' policy after a long campaign, the alliance is known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation is one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's ~~new~~ [[Civil Partnership Act]] that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network is campaigning for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation is one of the founding members of the Coalition for Marriage Equality (UK) together with OutRage! and the Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement.		Instrumental in overturning [[Kent]] County Council's "mini-Section 28" policy after a long campaign, the alliance is known for its vibrant, rowdy protests and youth-led campaigns. The organisation is one of the growing number of groups in Britain to have reservations about the Government's [[Civil Partnership Act]] that granted equal rights to same sex couples. The Queer Youth Network is campaigning for the legalisation of marriage for same sex couples and as a result the organisation is one of the founding members of the [[Coalition for Marriage Equality]] (UK) together with [[OutRage!]] and the [[Lesbian and Gay Christian Movement]].

	The National Queer Youth Conference is hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network~~, in~~ 2003 it took place in London, 2004 ~~saw it come to~~ Birmingham, ~~Manchester in~~ 2005 ~~and plans are afoot for an event~~ in ~~2006~~. The event is the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and is based upon similar events held in the United States.		The National Queer Youth Conference is hosted annually by the Queer Youth Network. In 2003 it took place in London, 2004 in Birmingham, 2005 in Manchester. The event is the largest gathering of LGBT Young People in Europe and is based upon similar events held in the United States.

	'Overground' is ~~the name of~~ the organisation's national magazine which can be downloaded off their website. It is distributed nationally to schools, youth groups, colleges, universities and through events.		''Overground'' is the organisation's national magazine which can be downloaded off their website. It is distributed nationally to schools, youth groups, colleges, universities and through events.

	== Regional Work ==		== Regional Work ==

	'Local Reps' lead 11 regional QYN Groups throughout the UK. The organisation is also responsible for the formation of a national voice for LGBT young people in Wales: LGBT Youth Wales. ~~In Scotland it~~ works closely with LGBT Youth Scotland, and GLYNI (Gay and Lesbian Youth Northern Ireland) who are affiliated member groups of which there are now over 200.		"Local Reps" lead 11 regional QYN Groups throughout the UK. The organisation is also responsible for the formation of a national voice for LGBT young people in Wales: [[LGBT Youth Wales]]. It works closely with [[LGBT Youth Scotland]], and GLYNI ([[Gay and Lesbian Youth Northern Ireland]]) who are affiliated member groups of which there are now over 200.

	Queer Youth London is one of the movement's most active groups. As a fully youth-led collective it holds regular monthly meets all over Greater London and the South East.		[[Queer Youth London]] is one of the movement's most active groups. As a fully youth-led collective it holds regular monthly meets all over [[Greater London]] and the South East.

	== External sites ==		== External sites ==