A fun, LGBT+ inclusive song which celebrates love and the diversity of modern-day families. 

We would recommend this video for ages 4 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

We meet five-year-old Henry and his family: Mummy, Mama, and little sister Sophie. There’s lots of fun in store with a breakfast boogie and a visit to a farm. 

We would recommend this video for ages 4 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

The story follows Billy and his unusual mums who love to dance and sing to sea shanties, and have a bit of a fishy taste in house design. 

We would recommend this video for ages 4 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A heartwarming tale of a boy called James and how he finds happiness in his new home with his newly adoptive parents Peter and James, and their cat Einstein. 

We would recommend this video for ages 4 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A boy runs the risk of being outed by his own heart after it pops out of his chest to chase down the boy of his dreams. 

We would recommend this video for ages 7 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A cartoon fairy-tale of a princess in a tower who wants to be rescued by a princess and has to keep ruining the attempts of an eager knight.

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A cartoon that explains what romantic love is, consent, and what the term aromatic means.

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A cartoon fairy-tale about a prince, Henry, whose parents want him to marry a prince or princess, but he falls for his non-royal friend Thomas.  

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A cartoon fairy-tale about Goldilocks handing out invitations to lots of different bear families.

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Happily Ever After is a twist on a traditional fairy tale, that enables an exploration of same gender relationships and equal marriage.

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An interview with the author of Pirate Mums. She shares what her inspiration was and why books about different families are important.

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A cartoon explanation of who Alan Turing was, his achievements, and how his story ends.  

Note: Watch up until 2.30 for positive representation. After this the video mentions LGBTphobia. If you choose to watch, include signposting and support for young people as this can potentially be upsetting.  

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

Some of @jessicaoutofthecloset’s favourite disabled and LGBTQ+ icons deserve a special shout-out… Rosie Jones, Stephen Fry, Aaron Rose Philip, Chella Man, Jillian Mercado, Lady Francesca, Frida Kahlo, Leonardo da Vinci, and Lord Byron. Who would you add to the list?

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Based on the book of the same name, the animation follows a young boy who wants to be like his father who is big and strong, and has a blue shadow. However, the boy loves ponies, princesses, things ‘not for boys’, and has a pink shadow. With the love and acceptance of his father, he learns to embrace his shadow just the way it is.

We would recommend this video for ages 7 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A cartoon fairy-tale about Jamie, who discovers he is a trans man when he disguises himself to go to the ball, but then realises the disguise matches who they truly are and isn’t a disguise at all, but the real him.  

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

First of a three–part cartoon video series explaining gender. This one explains: the difference between assigned sex and gender, the term cisgender, and how everyone’s experience of gender is different and personal.

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people.

The second part of a three-part cartoon video series explaining gender. This one explains what it means to be trans and non-binary, and highlights that there is no one way to look or be trans or non-binary.  

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people.

This video explores some different pronouns, how to use them, and how to know another person’s pronouns. 

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This video explores the difference between sex and gender. 

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A cartoon that explains who these three LGBT+ heroes were and how they fought for LGBT+ rights. 

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Gonzo wants to go to Piggy and Summer’s royal ball dressed as a princess.

Please note that this episode does not explore gender identity but gender stereotypes and expectations. 

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A sing-along led by drag queen Nina West celebrating different families coming together for Pride. 

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A brief overview on the Rainbow Flag/Pride Flag and its different colours.

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A brief overview of Pride and the Gay Rights movement. 

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A look at Whalley Range’s community Pride, organised by locals and lead by the local secondary school. 

We would recommend this video for ages 7 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A song about the meaning of colours in the rainbow Pride Flag. 

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A cartoon explanation of who Alan Turing was, his achievements, and how his story ends.  

Note: Watch up until 2.30 for positive representation. After this the video mentions LGBTphobia. If you choose to watch, include signposting and support for young people as this can potentially be upsetting. 

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A cartoon that explains the history of the Rainbow Flag.  

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A cartoon that explains who these three LGBT+ heroes were and how they fought for LGBT+ rights. 

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people. 

A cartoon that explains how the GLF formed and explores the early fights for LGBT+ liberation in the UK.

We would recommend this video for ages 8 and over, but please watch prior to sharing to ensure the content is accessible and suitable for your young people.