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Surrey County Council's LGBTQ+ Staff Network is hosting an event for LGBT History Month, in collaboration with Surrey History Centre. Come along to browse LGBTQ+ treasures in the History Centre archive, network with the local community and engage with our fantastic guest speakers:
-SCC LGBTQ+ Staff Network
-LGBTQ+ archives at Surrey History Centre & 'What's Your Story?'
-GIRES 'Legacy of Kindness' Trans oral history project
-Blossom/Twister LGBTQ+ youth presentation
Refreshments included.
Free event but please register your interest online.
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