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[[File:StarsDorset.png|thumb|Stars Peer Project logo]]'''Stars Peer Project''' was founded by Dan, a young person, in 2011, as a place where young people in Dorset could relax and meet like-minded people. | [[File:StarsDorset.png|thumb|Stars Peer Project logo]]'''Stars Peer Project''' was founded by Dan, a young person, in 2011, as a place where young people in Dorset could relax and meet like-minded people. | ||
One version of the logo used the acronym LGBTU (U for Undecided) as an alternative to [[LGBTQ]]. | |||
:"The STARS website has now officially closed down. Stars Peer Project itself no longer holds its monthly meetings in Dorchester, however a spin-off project - an LGBT group for students at Weymouth College which we assisted in setting up is still operating as far as we're aware! I'd like to thank everyone who has supported Stars since it was originally set up by myself in summer 2009, it was a great experience and i'm glad to have helped where I could. Kind regards Dan Spracklen - project Founder & Manager x"<ref>https://www.facebook.com/starspeergroup/posts/774671802553227 Facebook post, 22 June 2014</ref> | :"The STARS website has now officially closed down. Stars Peer Project itself no longer holds its monthly meetings in Dorchester, however a spin-off project - an LGBT group for students at Weymouth College which we assisted in setting up is still operating as far as we're aware! I'd like to thank everyone who has supported Stars since it was originally set up by myself in summer 2009, it was a great experience and i'm glad to have helped where I could. Kind regards Dan Spracklen - project Founder & Manager x"<ref>https://www.facebook.com/starspeergroup/posts/774671802553227 Facebook post, 22 June 2014</ref> | ||
Revision as of 16:24, 3 January 2016
Stars Peer Project was founded by Dan, a young person, in 2011, as a place where young people in Dorset could relax and meet like-minded people.
One version of the logo used the acronym LGBTU (U for Undecided) as an alternative to LGBTQ.
- "The STARS website has now officially closed down. Stars Peer Project itself no longer holds its monthly meetings in Dorchester, however a spin-off project - an LGBT group for students at Weymouth College which we assisted in setting up is still operating as far as we're aware! I'd like to thank everyone who has supported Stars since it was originally set up by myself in summer 2009, it was a great experience and i'm glad to have helped where I could. Kind regards Dan Spracklen - project Founder & Manager x"[1]
External links
*https://web.archive.org/web/20140316022824/http://starspeerproject.com/ Archived version of website as at March 2014.
- https://www.facebook.com/starspeergroup Facebook page
- https://twitter.com/starspeergroup Twitter page
References
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- This article is a stub. You can help the UK LGBT History Project by expanding it.
- ↑ https://www.facebook.com/starspeergroup/posts/774671802553227 Facebook post, 22 June 2014