Asexual Awareness Week (also known as Ace Week) is an international campaign that seeks to educate about asexual, aromantic, demisexual, and grey-asexual experiences.
The week runs annually in the last full week of October and helps to educate and give voice to the often overlooked and misunderstood 'A' in LGBTQIA+. Asexual people are estimated to be approximately 1% of the population.
Activities could include asexual awareness and education within agencies. For example, Aces & Aros - Get Involved With Your Community have a range of resources available. We support employees. #BeYou
Organiser: LGBTIQ+ Steering Committee
Email: lgbtiq@psc.qld.gov.au
National Coming Out Day is an annual celebration that honours and celebrates the bravery of LGBTIQ+ people who come out and live openly, recognising that in doing so, many LGBTIQ+ people around the world still face discrimination and threats to their personal safety.
Intersex awareness day is designed to highlight the challenges and human rights issues facing intersex people globally, and to encourage visibility, education and inclusion.
Transgender Awareness Week recognises and celebrates transgender people and their allies. It’s a chance to take action to increase positive visibility of trans people and their contributions at work and in the community, and to address issues of prejudice and discrimination. On November 20, the week is closed out with Transgender Day of Remembrance.
