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Hundreds attend college events to promote LGBTQ+ awareness in North Wales

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Hundreds of college students joined events to celebrate and promote LGBTQ+ awareness. As part of Coleg Cambria’s successful Culture Collective series, more than 230 learners attended workshops and guest presentations at the college’s sites in Deeside and Wrexham. Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Coordinator Judith Alexander said: “We had a very inspiring two days, filled with incredible […]

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Hundreds of students joined in events to celebrate and promote LGBTQ+ awareness. | West Wales Chronicle : News for Llanelli, Carmarthenshire, Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion, Swansea and Beyond

As part of Coleg Cambria's successful Culture Collective series, over 230 learners went to workshops and guest presentations at the college's sites in Deeside and Wrexham. Judith Alexander, Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Co-ordinator, said: “We had two very inspiring days, full of amazing guest speakers, an exhibition and thought-provoking talks with learners. “Culture Collectives focus on dialogue and connection, encouraging openness to diver…

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Hundreds attend college events to promote LGBTQ+ awareness in North Wales

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HUNDREDS of students joined events to celebrate and promote LGBTQ+ awareness

As part of Coleg Cambria’s successful Culture Collective series, more than 230 learners attended workshops and guest presentations at the college’s sites in Deeside and Wrexham. Enterprise and Entrepreneurship Coordinator Judith Alexander said: “We had a very inspiring two days, filled with incredible guest speakers, an exhibition and thought-provoking conversations with learners. “Culture Collectives are centred around dialogue and connection, …

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