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| − | '''Age of Diversity''' is a UK-wide campaigning organisation, founded by [[Lindsay River]], for and by older LGBT people. It is in some ways the successor to [[Polari (organisation)|Polari]], but unlike Polari does not intend to have external funding.As stated on its website, Age of Diversity aims to: | + | [[File:AgeOfDiversity.png| | |right|Age of Diversity logo]]'''Age of Diversity''' is a UK-wide campaigning organisation, founded by [[Lindsay River]], for and by older LGBT people. It is in some ways the successor to [[Polari (organisation)|Polari]], but unlike Polari does not intend to have external funding.As stated on its website, Age of Diversity aims to: |
* Represent older LGBT people at national level. | * Represent older LGBT people at national level. | ||
* Have a website. | * Have a website. | ||
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* Send out regular mailings to members. | * Send out regular mailings to members. | ||
* Have a UK-wide newsletter, online for those who have Internet access, and in the ordinary mail for those who don’t | * Have a UK-wide newsletter, online for those who have Internet access, and in the ordinary mail for those who don’t | ||
| − | The first publication of Age of Diversity is | + | The first publication of Age of Diversity is <cite>Appropriate Treatment</cite>, a report on older LGBT people's experience of general practice (published November 2011). |
=External links= | =External links= | ||
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[[Category:Groups for older people]] | [[Category:Groups for older people]] | ||
| + | [[Category:Former Consortium members]] | ||
Latest revision as of 10:55, 1 April 2019
- Represent older LGBT people at national level.
- Have a website.
- Promote writing by members on older LGBT issues
And in the slightly longer term to:
- Send out regular mailings to members.
- Have a UK-wide newsletter, online for those who have Internet access, and in the ordinary mail for those who don’t
The first publication of Age of Diversity is Appropriate Treatment, a report on older LGBT people's experience of general practice (published November 2011).
