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The '''Scottish LGBTI Awards''' | [[File:Scottish LGBTI Awards.png|thumb|Scottish LGBTI Awards 2015 logo]]The '''Scottish LGBTI Awards''' was an annual event celebrating those who have made a positive contribution to LGBTI equality and human rights. The first event was held on 10 September 2015 at the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow. | ||
The winners were: | |||
The winners were: | |||
*Community Group of the Year – Sponsored by [[Pride Glasgow]]: [[Ayrshire LGBTQ]] | *Community Group of the Year – Sponsored by [[Pride Glasgow]]: [[Ayrshire LGBTQ]] | ||
*Culture Award: The [[Glasgay!]] Festival | *Culture Award: The [[Glasgay!]] Festival | ||
*Diversity Award – Sponsored by LGBT Youth Scotland: [[LGBT Unity Scotland]] | *Diversity Award – Sponsored by LGBT Youth Scotland: [[LGBT Unity Scotland]] | ||
*Equality Initiative of the Year: [[LGBT Health & Wellbeing Age Capacity Building Project]] | *Equality Initiative of the Year: [[LGBT Health & Wellbeing Age Capacity Building Project]] | ||
*Event of the Year: The legalisation of | *Event of the Year: The [[legalisation of same-sex marriage in Scotland]] | ||
*Journalist of the Year: [[Lorraine Kelly]] | *Journalist of the Year: [[Lorraine Kelly]] | ||
*Media Outlet of the Year – Sponsored by ''[[Pink News]]: STV (News & [[The Riverside Show]]) | *Media Outlet of the Year – Sponsored by ''[[Pink News]]: STV (News & [[The Riverside Show]]) | ||
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*Lifetime Achievement Award: [[Derek Ogg]] QC | *Lifetime Achievement Award: [[Derek Ogg]] QC | ||
While the Equality Network hosted the first awards in 2015, the event has since been continued by other organisations under different names. The Proud Scotland Awards, a separate event, now celebrate the LGBTQI+ community by recognising the work of individuals and organisations across Scotland | |||
[[Category:Scotland]] | [[Category:Scotland]] | ||
[[Category:Awards]] | [[Category:Awards]] | ||
[[Category:Lists]] | [[Category:Lists]] | ||
[[Category:Scottish LGBTI Awards 2015| ]] | |||
Latest revision as of 14:47, 15 August 2025
The Scottish LGBTI Awards was an annual event celebrating those who have made a positive contribution to LGBTI equality and human rights. The first event was held on 10 September 2015 at the Grand Central Hotel, Glasgow.
The winners were:
- Community Group of the Year – Sponsored by Pride Glasgow: Ayrshire LGBTQ
- Culture Award: The Glasgay! Festival
- Diversity Award – Sponsored by LGBT Youth Scotland: LGBT Unity Scotland
- Equality Initiative of the Year: LGBT Health & Wellbeing Age Capacity Building Project
- Event of the Year: The legalisation of same-sex marriage in Scotland
- Journalist of the Year: Lorraine Kelly
- Media Outlet of the Year – Sponsored by Pink News: STV (News & The Riverside Show)
- Outstanding Campaigner Award: Mridul Wadhwa
- Politician of the Year – Sponsored by Scotland on Sunday: First Minister Nicola Sturgeon MSP
- Public Body Initiative of the Year – Sponsored by Unison Scotland: Judicial Institute for Scotland
- Sports Award: Pride House Glasgow
- Staff Network of the Year: Gay Police Association Scotland
- Student Group of the Year: Glasgow University LGBTQ+
- Venue of the Year – Sponsored by Atholl Palace Hotel: The Waterloo Bar
- Youth Group of the Year: Beyond Gender
- Equality Network Friend For Life Award: Anne and Joe Patrizio
- Lifetime Achievement Award: Derek Ogg QC
While the Equality Network hosted the first awards in 2015, the event has since been continued by other organisations under different names. The Proud Scotland Awards, a separate event, now celebrate the LGBTQI+ community by recognising the work of individuals and organisations across Scotland