Life Business
Clifford Chance’s Adrian Doerr on queer identity and making inclusion a lived value
In partnership with myGwork
Clifford Chance
Culture
I’m a Celeb’s GK Barry on LGBTQ+ influence: ‘It’s just nice to be part of a community that accepts you’ (EXCLUSIVE)
"When I first came on [TikTok] and the podcast, I was open with the fact that I've been with girls, but I didn't really see it as a thing, says the leader of the Future (Under 25) category supported by Clifford Chance of Attitude 101, empowered by Bentley
Life
Attitude 101 2025: Here are the 10 influential figures who made our The Future list
Life
Attitude 101 2025: Here are the 10 influential figures who made our Financial & Legal list
Life
Attitude 101 2025: Here are the 101 influential figures who made our list
We're spotlighting those in the community making a difference this year, with the full list available now in issue 363 of Attitude magazine
Life
Meet the LGBTQ+ Undergraduate of the Year fighting for working-class voices at Oxford
In partnership with Clifford Chance
Life
Attitude 101, empowered by Bentley, returns to celebrate 2025’s LGBTQ+ trailblazers
100 LGBTQ+ trailblazers and Attitude's Trailblazer of the Year will be honoured at a special event in London on Friday 14 February
Life Business
One student’s inspiring path to winning the LGBTQ+ Undergraduate of the Year award
In partnership with myGwork
Culture Sexuality
10 LGBTQ trailblazers to watch out for in the future
Attitude 101 empowered by Bentley celebrates LGBTQ trailblazers.
Culture Sexuality
10 LGBTQ people under the age of 25 proving that the future is bright
Meet the movers and shakers who form The Future (25 and Under) category, supported by Clifford Chance, in the inaugural Attitude 101 list.
Culture Sexuality
Are you the UK’s LGBT+ Undergraduate of the Year?
The award recognises undergraduate students who are making a contribution to the LGBT+ community and acting as role models for others.
Culture Sexuality
‘It’s still so difficult to come out at work and university. Why isn’t that changing?’
Even after years of progress in UK law, rates of students and graduates coming out are not improving, writes Jamie Wareham.