The NASUWT LGBTI+ Teachers’ Consultation Conference is a landmark event held in the heart of Birmingham, dedicated to addressing the unique challenges and opportunities faced by LGBTI+ educators in the modern classroom. As social dynamics evolve, the union remains committed to ensuring that every teacher can work in an environment free from discrimination and prejudice. This conference acts as a vital platform for members to voice their concerns directly to the union’s national leadership, helping to shape future policy and campaigning priorities.
The day is structured around a series of keynote speeches from equality experts and breakout consultation sessions. Participants will discuss a range of pressing topics, including the implementation of inclusive curricula, tackling homophobic and transphobic bullying in schools, and the specific employment protections afforded to LGBTI+ staff. Beyond the formal agenda, the conference provides a safe and supportive space for networking, allowing teachers from across the UK to share best practices and personal experiences. It is an empowering day that blends activism with professional development, ensuring that the voice of the LGBTI+ teaching community is heard loud and clear. Participants will also receive updates on the latest legal developments regarding equality legislation and how these apply specifically to the education sector in England and Wales.
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