TUC LGBT+ conference 2023
- Date: 29-30 June 2023
- Time: 09:00 - 17:00
- Location: London
Event details
Every year the TUC hosts equality conferences that supplement the general work of TUC congress. These conferences focus on supporting the advancement of issues that disproportionally impact minority groups.
The LGBT+ conference looks at the issues effecting LGBT+ workers here in the UK and internationally.
Accord is seeking diverse representation to attend, and it's open to any Accord members that identifies as LGBT+, just register your interest. When you register, we’ll ask you for a bit of information to support your interest, this is so that we can ensure we have a diverse representation at each of the conferences. Registration is open until the 31st March.
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