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[[File:Just Like Us.png|thumb|Just Like Us logo]]'''Just Like Us''' is a charity that sends recent LGBTQ+ school-leavers into schools to give talks and run workshops to combat homophobia.<ref>http://www.justlikeus.me/</ref> | [[File:Just Like Us.png|thumb|Just Like Us logo]]'''Just Like Us''' is a charity that sends recent LGBTQ+ school-leavers into schools to give talks and run workshops to combat homophobia.<ref>http://www.justlikeus.me/</ref> In recent years it has promoted a controversial gender ideology set of resources for schools <ref> https://www.transgendertrend.com/just-like-us-factsheet/ [[Transgender Trend]] claim that the Just Like Us materials breach the most recent guidelines from the Department of Health on the use of external providers </ref>. | ||
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Revision as of 18:13, 2 September 2021
Just Like Us is a charity that sends recent LGBTQ+ school-leavers into schools to give talks and run workshops to combat homophobia.[1] In recent years it has promoted a controversial gender ideology set of resources for schools [2].
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- ↑ http://www.justlikeus.me/
- ↑ https://www.transgendertrend.com/just-like-us-factsheet/ Transgender Trend claim that the Just Like Us materials breach the most recent guidelines from the Department of Health on the use of external providers