An exciting array of performers, including singers, artists and poets, entertained more than 500 attendees throughout the day and night.
Student nurse Mac McClelland, winner of 海角直播鈥檚 LGBTQ+ History Month creative writing competition, also delivered a reading of their work.
Jointly organised by the University鈥檚 Equality and Diversity focus groups, which comprise members of staff from across the University community, the festival was arranged to celebrate Pride, highlight wellbeing and promote a sense of belonging.
The LGBTQ+, Gender, Disability, Ethnic and Cultural Diversity, and Faith and Belief focus groups represent protected characteristics and influence positive change.
Vik Brown, Chair of the LGBTQ+ focus group at 海角直播, said: 鈥淲e were thrilled to welcome so many people to our Intersectional Wellbeing Pride event. After a hugely successful festival last year, it was fantastic to come back even bigger and better.
Here at 海角直播, we pride ourselves on our dedication to LGBTQ+ inclusion. It is a year-round commitment which extends long past Pride Month.
鈥淭here was so much for everybody to enjoy, safe in the knowledge that they could embrace their authentic selves in an accepting and fun environment.
鈥淲e were also proud to deliver this event in collaboration with the other focus groups. This coming together truly underpinned the value of collaboration within our university community and beyond.鈥�
The festival was part of a wider programme of activities which will be taking place on campus, including various staff and student support sessions and a follow-up wellbeing event during Freshers鈥� Week.
Juliet Amos, Executive Director of Human Resources and LGBTQ+ Equality and Diversity Champion, added: 鈥淗ere at 海角直播, we pride ourselves on our dedication to LGBTQ+ inclusion. It is a year-round commitment which extends long past Pride Month.鈥�
If you missed the Intersectional Wellbeing Pride event, which took place on Thursday 30 May, you can .