Evie talks about it (not the same as E.V. #29). ”I received a number of responses to people finding out my Mum was gay. I would hazard a guess, like me, any children from homosexual headed households will tell you that the love and support of a parent has nothing to do with their sexuality …” Click image for more
Bridgid talks about it. “I feel alot happier now I’ve told my friends because not only can I truly be myself - I have also worked out who my true friends are …” Click image for more
Steve talks about it. “The coming out phenomenon has left a very real and lasting legacy amongst gay people – particularly young people …” Click image for more
A soldier tells his truth – untold for over 40 years. “The bondage of guilt and sorry I feel each day remains and will so forever, however the ropes are a little loser now.” Click image for more
Over a period of 12 months, E.V. found the courage to talk, write and draw about her traumatic experience. This brave young soul then shares her story through The Black Dog Project – the very medium that caused her so much harm … Click image for more
I was both moved and deeply disturbed as I listened to and observed a group of young people and their parents telling their pain filled stories of been bullied, tormented and marginalised because of their sexuality. Doug’s Mum, Sue talks about it … Click image for more
