Stonewall and Runnymede Trust are seeking BME lesbian, gays and bisexuals as part of their study about discrimination in public services.

Are you BME and lesbian, gay or bisexual?

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Stonewall and Runnymede Trust are seeking BME lesbian, gays and bisexuals as part of their study about discrimination in public services. What sort of experiences have you had when seeking help from public service providers, such as when you’ve applied   for social housing or have sought any sort of welfare or education advice? Stonewall and Runnymede Trust want to hear from you.

Stonewall and Runnymede Trust are seeking BME lesbian, gays and bisexuals as part of their study about discrimination in public services. What sort of experiences have you had when seeking help from public service providers, such as when you’ve applied   for social housing or have sought any sort of welfare or education advice? Stonewall and Runnymede Trust want to hear from you.

Do you have some time to share those experiences with us in an interview?

Stonewall and Runnymede are holding a series of interviews/discussions with black and minority ethnic gay, lesbian and bisexual individuals on their views about the public services they use.

If you would like to participate in this project, we’d be delighted to hear from you. Please contact Debbie on: debbie@runnymedetrust.org or 020 7377 9222 or by writing to The Runnymede Trust, 7 Plough Yard, London, EC2A 3LP
 

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