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Supporting, Representing and Uniting Surrey LGBT Students

Surrey LGBT exists to bring people together who identify themselves as Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (or even if you're a bit unsure)!

The society aims to:

• Support LGBT students at the University.
• Promote and represent the views and interests of LGBT students.
• Be fun and inclusive!

What we do:

• Organise social events.
• Organise debates and discussions on LGBT topics.
• Provide a voice against homophobia, transphobia, biphobia, cisgenderism, heterosexism and other discrimination.
  

Who can join?

• Any students – you don’t have to identify yourself as lesbian, gay, bisexual or trans.
• Labels are not for everyone and we do not expect people to categorise themselves! Go to No Letter? No Label? No Problem! for more information.

Why should I join?

• To meet other people who define themselves as LGBT.
• To explore the social side of the LGBT community.
• To get your views heard.

Do I need to be a member of the Guild of Societies?

• No - you can still be part of the Society without paying to be a member of the Guild.
• This is because we're classed as a "Welfare Amenity" - a group that provides a service to its members in terms of both representation and welfare.
  
• We do not pass on any details about our members to the Guild or the Union due to our Statement of Confidentiality.

	
News Items posted to the main Union newsfeed.	Join our Mailing List To receive our weekly newsletters.
When and Where? Information about our weekly social meetings, plus a committee meeting request form page.	Representation and Welfare Frequently Asked Questions, Sexual Health, Coming Out, Links, Minutes & Agendas, Campaigns etc.
Information for New Members A quick guide for those unfamiliar with us!	LGBT Committee Meet the team who run the society.
Society Events What we've done and plan to do...	Contact Us Want to drop us an e-mail?

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