The volunteer led British Army sexual orientation and gender identity network. Providing support to the Army LGBTQ+ community and advice to Commanders.
Annie Robertson joined the Army 11 years ago, determined to enjoy it. But, like an estimated 1.5 million women in the UK, she was diagnosed with endometriosis. Annie started experiencing symptoms of the condition a few years into her military career. https://t.co/CzYmnSGSJm
Ensuring ALL who have served are recognised: British Armed Forces affected by the pre-2000 'gay-ban' are being welcomed back and receiving reparations for the impact it had on them.
Listen to Cathy's moving story - and find out about the support that is available if it resonates with you.
Cathy Comes Home - https://t.co/IyUvmJKfdo
Restorative Measures for LGBT Veterans Affected by the Armed Forces Ban (1967–2000) @DefenceHQ is delivering restorative measures to LGBT veterans impacted by the historic ban on LGBT personnel serving in the Armed Forces
https://t.co/hF1igzda24
#armyhiveinfo#LGBT#armedforces
Watch this wonderful story from Cathy WRAC veteran.
A reminder that the window to make an application for reparations closes on December 12th 2026. If you were affected by the pre-2000 'gay-ban' in the British Armed Forces.
https://t.co/mIViSenYCm
Are you an Army family who has used childcare? If so, could you help the Competition and Markets Authority learn more about Army families' experiences on what is working well, challenges, and suggestions for improvement?
The CMA survey closes on 26 July. https://t.co/L7pu4DxNmO
Servicewomen give so much to Defence. Now they're getting dedicated, science-led support to perform at their best.
A new world-first guide on training, nutrition & health, helping strengthen operational effectiveness across the Armed Forces 🇬🇧
More info: https://t.co/Q5DjPELqfI
“A modern Major General.”
Gyles Brandreth speaks with Major-General Alastair Bruce CB OBE TD VR DL, about his royal relations, service in the @scots_guards, the Falklands War, and serving as the highest ranking British Army officer who was openly gay.
https://t.co/9IueaXzR8e
The Air Force is being sued for approving—and then revoking—early retirement for 17 trans servicemembers who are being forced out under Trump's trans military ban.
These brave Americans put their lives on the line for our nation. They deserve the benefits they were promised.
More than 1,000 LGBT+ veterans could still be missing out on the support, recognition and community available to them.
Read how Fighting With Pride is working to reach those who may have been left behind. 👇
https://t.co/HuZaD6Yw4C
"We learned to do that for men, we'll now be able to do that for women"🗣️
MOD spends 10 years and £20m researching women's bodies to ensure they are for the fight, after previous funding heavily favoured men's data🔗https://t.co/UQ8DvlDgTw
Public support for LGBTQ equality has grown dramatically since Russia's full-scale invasion, while thousands of LGBTQ Ukrainians now serve in the military. Yet many still lack basic legal protections, including the right to have their relationships legally recognized.
In the latest episode of Ukraine This Week, Kateryna Denisova examines how Ukraine's attitudes toward LGBTQ people have changed — and why the country's laws have struggled to keep pace.
Watch the full episode here: https://t.co/DCbN8FyBVB