Join us at the Final Conference on 13 May 2023 in Munich!
All Inc!’s Franziska, from our DE1 team, reminds us in this week’s post of the project’s upcoming conference — vielen Dank Franziska! The All Inc! project started in September 2020 in the…
Obedience for a better future
Hungary has not seen many positive changes recently when it comes to education, international opportunities, or equality and inclusion. The infamous “paedophile law” has in many ways brought alienation and division to…
“Sometimes I can’t find myself”
All Inc’s Spanish team (thank you Nuria!) is sharing with us two pieces created by student Elvira Zeta. Elvira’s first piece is the poem we present in its entirety (English translation below;…
“Coming out has helped me find friends I can trust and confidence within myself”
For this post, All Inc!’s Michael, on behalf of the UK team, brings us this interview with a fifteen-year-old trans secondary school student — thank you Michael! How old were you when…
On transphobic rhetoric — schools are a new battleground
To say that we have had some political turmoil in the UK recently is an understatement – in fact someone recently wryly noted that we are living a chapter in future History…
All Inc!’s book is out!
A Little Respect? LGBT+ Perspectives on Education from Across EuropeWaxmann Verlag (2022)Link to publisher’s site Discrimination against the LGBT+ community persists across Europe. Education is not immune to this: young people across…
Who is Sam the Snail?
Even today, school represents a social space that is strongly heteronormative. This creates situations of exclusion and social discrimination where people who do not conform to these norms in the school and…
Why is it important to have a visually inclusive LGBTQ+ school environment?
All children in the UK between the ages of 5 and 16 are entitled to a free place at a state school. The “Keeping Children Safe in Education 2022” document states: “Safeguarding…
Rainbow over the dark clouds
A little over a year ago, we posted a rather sad blog entry shortly after the Hungarian Parliament had passed a bill that threatened the freedom of information about the LGBT+ community. …
“I don’t exist in a euphemism”
Days ahead of his graduation speech, Florida student Zander Moricz forcefully conveyed (in this interview with Teen Vogue, from which the above photo is taken) his sense of outrage at having to…
On the U-turn of attitudes in Hungary, and educators’ tasks and responsibility
Navigating Hungary’s LGTB+ history, and analysing its legal frameworks, one can easily recognise the U-turn the current government has taken as regards the policies and attitudes towards the LGBT+ community developed over…
Findings from the AllInc! Belgium report
In this week’s post, the Belgian team of Tessa, Guy & Oliver offers us a glimpse at the results collected for the project’s report (to be published by the Waxmann imprint; link)…
Sexuality education: Greece moving one step forward
The school year 2021-2022 will be a landmark for sexuality education in Greece. The Greek Ministry of Education decided it will introduce Sexuality Education in national compulsory curricula for primary and secondary…