EACH

Summer 2010 sees the successful continuation of EACH's exciting Big Lottery Funded project: REACH.

Throughout the next five years REACH will strive to support lesbian, gay or bisexual young people develop a sense of pride in their identity and help their peers and adults in young people’s settings challenge homophobic bullying. 

Two recent conferences gave professionals an invaluable insight into tackling homophobic and transphobic crime ...

EACH is working in partnership with South Gloucestershire's Children and Young People's Services to convene a seminar for Headteachers and senior teachers in its schools to challenge homophobic and transphobic bullying. Delegates will explore a variety of issues linked to PSHE, SEAL, Every Child Matters, Citizenship and Behaviour and Attendance as these relate to challenging these forms of bullying.

Essex follows Dyfed-Powys to become the thirtieth police force to join the ranks of those receiving Continuing Professional Development, as it explores training opportunities for its officers. This follows attendance at a much-praised  presentation by Jonathan Charlesworth (EACH's Executive Director) at the recent Centre for Parliamentary Studies Conference in central London on Neighbourhood Policing.

As co-author of the Department for Children, Schools and Families’ guidance to schools "Safe to Learn: Homophobic Bullying", EACH is welcoming an increase in requests for its training from the Education, Criminal Justice and Health Services.