OUTthere Rural Victorian Youth Council for Sexual Diversity

September 2009

The OUTthere Rural Victorian Youth Council for Sexual Diversity aims to raise awareness, advocate and provide information and resources to communities, youth services, schools and government departments about issues facing Same Sex Attracted youth in rural Victoria.

OUTthere is an initiative of the WayOut, Rural Victorian Youth and Sexual Diversity Project and is currently funded by the Myer Foundation.

Who are we? We are GLBTIQ young people from different rural and regional towns across Victoria including Wodonga, Warrnambool, Wangaratta, Shepparton, Morwell, Macedon Ranges, Geelong, Drysdale, Colac, Bendigo and Ballarat. To learn more about the OUTthere council members click here.
Our History The OUTthere Council began in March 2008, Council members met each other for the first time during ChillOut, a GLBTIQ festival in Daylesford in country Victoria... To learn more about our history click here.
What do we do? Currently we have an survey about peoples experiences of homophobia in rural Victorian Schools, which can be completed online. We are also writing a proposal with recommendations about safe and inclusive youth events. To learn more about our these and other projects click here.
Our Aims and Structure Our Vision is that all GLBTIQ youth in rural and regional Victoria live healthy and happily in their communities free from discrimination and homophobia... To learn more about our aims and structure click here.
Our Council Blog Read the latest from our council members and what we have been upto... To get the latest from OUTthere click here.

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