Working It Out Inc in Hobart, Tasmania | Charitable organisation

Working It Out Inc

Locality: Hobart, Tasmania

Phone: +61 3 6231 1200

Address: 278 Argyle St 7000 Hobart, TAS, Australia

Website: http://www.workingitout.org.au

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25.01.2022 A little theatre birdy told us the other day that there was ONLY ONE ticket left to this show... If you're lucky, you may just snavel it! A massive congrats to The Theatre Closet for putting on this show in these difficult times. Not only are they show-casing some wonderful Tasmanian LGBTIQ+ talent, but they will be making a donation to us from the ticket sales! Thank you so, so much! If you were lucky enough to get a ticket, we'd love to hear about the show, and look out fo...r some WIO information and a donation box on the night! Chookas!

25.01.2022 Are you between the ages of 12-25 and like the idea of Dungeons & Dragons & Diversity (or know someone who fits this description)? Then get onto this! We love our friends at The Link Youth Health Service, and they love doing awesome stuff for young people! Don't delay as there's only 12 places!...

25.01.2022 Did you see our Seniors Week event appear yesterday? You can find it on our event page, or come on in to our office and grab one of the printed programs shown here! Hope to see you there!

24.01.2022 In amongst all the TasPride Festival excitement, a group of UTAS students are re-establishing the UTAS Queer Society. Tune in to their first meeting on February 1st to see what it's all about.

22.01.2022 Are you keen to get involved in the TasPride Great Cake Bake? If doing it as part of a team, plus having a high tea with your new cake-baking friends sounds like a great way to go, then head along to this... Bookings are essential so contact Richelle at @TasCAHRD to register. Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/1191885641206775/

22.01.2022 We've had a great response at the Burnie, Launceston & online forums that have happened so far. There's one more in Hobart on Feb 26, and there's plenty of places still available. Get in touch to book your place! You can also do the survey here: https://tinyurl.com/WIOdisability

20.01.2022 Did you know we're now partnering with the awesome The Link Youth Health Service to bring you OUTspace? The next one is today so get in touch for the Zoom link ready for a 4pm start.

17.01.2022 Thank you so much to The Theatre Closet and everyone who attended their show on Saturday night! This wonderful donation is very much appreciated and will go towards one of our projects for LGBTIQ+ Tasmanians.

17.01.2022 Here's another important LGBTIQ+ research project from the University of Tasmania: New Federal laws have been proposed that will have a major impact on LGBTIQ+ people. The proposed laws specifically restrict the rights of LGBTIQ+ people in government funded workplaces with religious affiliation. This research aims to identify strategies to manage religious freedom and LGBTIQ+ rights in the workplace. It is an empirical, philosophical and legal investigation into this issue. ... Follow the link below to find more information about the project and how to share you thoughts via the survey. The survey is for any LGBTIQ+ person whose workplace has a religious affiliation. https://lgbtandreligiousfreedom.com.au/

17.01.2022 Hey everyone, it's bivisibility day next week and we've got a little online event planned for bi+ folks to get together to have a chat about visibility, belonging and community! If you're keen, give it a share!

16.01.2022 Earlier this week, WIN News Tasmania presented a two-part report into LGBTIQ+ conversion practices. In Part 2, WIO's CEO Dr Lynn Jarvis speaks to the fact that people do still experience conversion practices, but there is a lack of data. Part 1: https://www.facebook.com/WINNewsTasmania/videos/356659902079208 Part 2: https://www.facebook.com/WINNewsTasmania/videos/3148439238600356... The Tasmanian Law Reform Institute is currently investigating the option of introducing legislation to ban conversion practices in Tasmania.

15.01.2022 An invitation from the Butterfly Foundation to people, and/or their carers, with a lived experience of an eating disorder, body image concerns and/or disordered eating. #butterflyfoundation #eatigdisorders #bodyimage #EOI

14.01.2022 Gender group tonight folks!!

13.01.2022 Are you a young person (or do you know any) who has had to interact with the police? Or would you just like to know your rights in case you ever do, or your friends do? Then get along to this Q&A next Monday, hosted by The Link Youth Health Service and the Hobart Community Legal Service.

13.01.2022 The wonderful (newish) advocacy organisation Disability Voices Tasmania are seeking a new manager. For more info about the role check out the details below...

13.01.2022 There's a lot coming up in Feb 2021, with the TasPride Festival featuring heavily. If you're an LGBTIQ+ person with a disability, then this is something to have on your radar too! Check out the details below and on the event page and register to attend one of the forums, or complete the survey, to have your say about LGBTIQ+ training for the disability sector in Tasmania... Registrations close soon so be quick! Event page: https://www.facebook.com/events/754560115169056/...

12.01.2022 Have you heard of GiveOut? Maybe not - it only started on a national basis last year (in Victoria in 2016) as a body dedicated to raising funds for and resourcing LGBTIQ+ organisations. They do this primarily via GiveOUT Day, happening this year on October 16, and is a 24hours period where people are encouraged to give to LGBTIQ+ services and projects. We are listed as a project, and encourage you - our friends and supporters - to jump on and donate. You don't need to wait ti...ll Oct 16, and you can donate any amount - whatever you are able. If you can't donate right now (which is fine!), you can support us by sharing this post. Donate here: https://giveout.org.au/supportinglgbtiqtasmanians

11.01.2022 October 16 is GiveOUT Day 2020, a day created by GiveOut in recognition that LGBTIQ+ groups and charities receive far below par when it comes to grants from all sources. It's exciting to see a number of sponsors on board who have pledged to match dollar for dollar donations on the day. But once their pledge has run out... that's it. (More info here https://giveout.org.au/sponsors ) So set yourself a reminder to donate early to WIO on GiveOut Day 2020! Our donation page is here https://giveout.org.au/supportinglgbtiqtasmanians

10.01.2022 Tomorrow folks - get in touch for the Zoom link.

10.01.2022 Researchers at the University of Tasmania's School of Medicine are conducting a study of individual family member experiences of youth gender diversity and dysphoria in Australia. Are you: the parent/carer of a young person aged between 12-17 years experiencing gender diversity or gender dysphoria? a young person aged between 12-17 years experiencing gender diversity or gender dysphoria?... a brother or sister, aged 12-17 years, of a young person experiencing gender diversity or gender dysphoria, aged 12-17 years? If so, you are invited to take part in a 15-20 minute survey asking family members their experiences of youth gender dysphoria/diversity in Australia. Survey link: https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/32FBM59 For more info contact: Jason Westwater, PhD student (School of Medicine, UTAS) at [email protected] or Professor Gregory Peterson (School of Medicine, UTAS) at [email protected]

10.01.2022 If you are a part of the NDIS scheme and/or care for someone who is, please consider the survey below.

09.01.2022 Our new LGBTIQ+ Community Worker in the North West, Tess, will be at this Mental Health & Wellbeing Expo in Burnie next week on Friday October 9. Pop along and say hello and see how our team can support you or your loved ones.

07.01.2022 One of our community listings on SignPost is A Twist of Lemons, and they're back again tonight. Pop along to say hi and meet some old or new friends.

07.01.2022 It's not long until Connect4Life Tasmania - LGBTIQA+ Community, Family, Friends & Allies present Pride in the Park on Sunday November 15. Our NW worker, Tess, will be there with our badge maker so you can head along and design and make your own badge (or use one of our designs!). Another highlight with be Drag Story Time by Queer Life Stories! Check the schedule and don't miss out!

04.01.2022 Have you done the survey yet? This weekend would be a great time to set aside an hour or so to let the Tasmanian Government know how inclusive you've found the services they provide. You can also make a start, pause and come back to it any time. And don't forget, by completing the survey you go in the draw for an iPad!... You can also read Deputy Premier Jeremy Rockliff's media release about the survey here: https://mailchi.mp//fostering-an-inclusive-and-respectful- Survey link: https://tinyurl.com/LGBTIQTasmanians

04.01.2022 G'day everyone, it's Bivisibility Day! On this day we say a big hello to the diverse community of Bi+ folks out there. We see you!

04.01.2022 Another announcement about the Connect4Life Tasmania - LGBTIQA+ Community, Family, Friends & Allies "Pride in the Park" event coming up on Nov 15: "Hello all. I am organising a bus/carpool for people from south side of Tasmania to join us on our journey up to Ulverstone on November 15th to attend Pride in the Park. If you or anyone you know is interested please get in touch or send me (Dean) an email at [email protected]... Its gong to be a super fun day!" Get on board for a fun day out!

02.01.2022 Next Wednesday, September 23rd, is Bi Visibility Day. There are a range of fantastic events happening to mark the day, including this one below which started today and goes through to next Wednesday, with over 30 events you can attend all online and for free! Head to the website in the event page to register.