UNH Safe Zones

Are you an Ally? Have you wondered what you can do to support Le***an, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Q***r, and Questioning (LGBTQ) students at UNH?

Come to a Safe Zones workshop! UNH Safe Zones (located inside the Office of Multicultural Student Affairs OMSA) is a place to:
*engage in dialogue,
*ask questions,
*explore LGBTQA issues,
*learn about ways to be an ally to LGBTQ people.

04/20/2022

Tomorrow we are honoring some amazing humans at our Pride and Pancakes breakfast. We hope you will join us either in person or virtually (registration required for online) to honor:

Jillian Seale, Sydney Herzig-Deribin, Deb Briand, Emily Whalen, Taylor Largmann, and Kelsey Boucher!

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12/31/2020

Thank you for making UNH a better place this year. We see all of you- out aspiring ally students, UNH staff who invite us to do panels, our panelists themselves, and everyone else who allows this program to succeed. Have a safe New Year! ✨🏳️‍🌈🦠

11/12/2020

Good morning, future leaders of the world!

10/26/2020

9 Young People on How They Found Out They Are Intersex "I embraced my body as beautiful and as a measure of how diverse humans are."

10/26/2020

How To Be An Asexual Ally: Learn Why Some Asexual People Have S*x (And Accept That Most Don’t) Asexuality, like all sexual orientations, exists on a spectrum. So as the world celebrates Asexual Awareness Week (Ace Week) from the 25 to the 31st of October this year, learning how to be an asexual ally is vital.

10/26/2020

Happy ! 🖤🤍💜 Ace* people have always been part of the LGBT+ community but are often erased from the narrative. This year we've got a lot planned, including blogs and our first ever ace panel event.

*Stonewall uses 'ace' as an umbrella term to incorporate asexual, grey ace, demi-ace, and other ace spectrum identities.

Don't miss out, visit our page www.stonewall.org.uk/ace-week