It’s #LesbianVisibilityWeek, and we are thrilled to be celebrating all the wonderful Lesbians in our community, this week and always!

#LVW #Lgbt+ #LVW2026

A pink campaign poster showing a group of people at a rally, some wearing rainbow flags, with one person speaking into a megaphone. Large text reads “Stand With Us.” Smaller text says, “We’re campaigning to ban harmful conversion practices – join us. Take the survey to tell us why this matters.” Hashtags at the top and bottom include #StandWithUs and #BanConversionPractices.

We’re campaigning to #BanConversionPractices – stand with us.

Mosaic Trust is a proud member of the @Ban Conversion Practices
Coalition, and we’re calling on you to add your voice to the campaign 📢 by taking the short survey here: 🔗 bit.ly/4c01rbR

#Lgbt #LgbtRights

We are so grateful for their support in helping us to deliver our services and continue to ensure that financial difficulty is no barrier to any LGBT+ young person accessing our support!

#Lgbt #Lgbt+ #LgbtCommunity #LgbtYouth #LgbtLondon #LondonYouth #Support #Grant

🧵👇This successful model has ensured that our charitable donations have grown with the businesses, enabling the Foundation to award grants totalling nearly £1.7 billion since its establishment. The most recent financial year 2024-2025 saw the GWF give away almost £130 million to 2,967 charities.

🧵👇Established by W. Garfield Weston in 1958 through an endowment of shares in the family business – now known as Associated British Foods plc – the Foundation is still guided by the Weston Family. The Trustees, each of whom are descendants of the founder, play an active, informed role in its work.

🧵👇The Garfield Weston Foundation is a family founded grant-maker supporting charities operating in a wide variety of sectors across the UK that make a positive difference within their communities.

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🔗👇We are delighted to announce that The Garfield Weston Foundation - @westonfdn.bsky.social - has committed to a generous grant to Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons’ Trust, helping us to support, educate and inspire LGBT+ young persons!

You can find out more about their work at garfieldweston.org🔗

Illustration of three hands holding purple triangular flags that together read “International Asexuality Day!” The figures are partially shown with sleeves coloured in Mosaic’s brand colours, set against a grey background with a rainbow stripe along the top and a border of the asexual pride flag.

Happy International Asexuality Day! Today - and always - we take time to focus on recognising and celebrating asexual identities and experiences 🌍💜

#InternationalAsexualityDay #AceVisibility #AceAwareness

A digital promotional graphic for International Transgender Day of Visibility. The image features a light blue background with black text at the bottom reading 'International Transgender Day of Visibility.' A photograph in the center shows our centre where a projector screen displays a slide titled 'Happy Trans Day of Visibility!!!' with text explaining the history and significance of the day. A young trans person stands in front of the screen, speaking to the group and presenting the slide to them. The hashtags #TDOV and #YoungPersonsClub appear at the top.

31 March is #InternationalTransDayOfVisibility 🌍🏳️‍⚧️

We marked it at our #YoungPersonsClub with one of our trans young persons leading a workshop on visibility and representation. Visibility matters—today and every day. 💙💗🤍

#TDOV #TransRightsAreHumanRights

The application deadline for this opportunity is 12pm on March 30th! To apply, send a CV and letter of motivation explaining why you would like to be considered for this opportunity to Sierra.Raposo@mosaictrust.org.uk. Please put COMMON PRESS APPLICATION - SPRING 2026 in the subject line.

🌈What:
Work experience with an LGBT+ supervisor and team. You will gain: Barista Training, Retail Skills, Event Management, & Social Media/Digital Marketing.

🌈Pay:
London Living Wage. Travel reimbursement is available for those who require it.

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🌈Where:
The Common Press, an Intersectional LGBT+ Bookshop/Cafe/Event Space in Shoreditch.

🌈When:
This opportunity is for 16-20 hours per week for 3-4 weeks, and onboarding begins on April 13.

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18-25 LGBT+ Young Adult Group Member Registration THIS FORM IS ONLY TO BE FILLED BY MEMBERS THEMSELVES AGE 18 - 25. IF YOU ARE A PERSON MAKING A REFERRAL PLEASE PASS IT ONTO THE PERSON TO FILL IN THEMSELVES. IF YOU ARE OVER 25 WE CAN'T REGISTER YOU.

🔗docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSeGxy9k...

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🌈Who can apply:
You must be a member of Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons’ Trust to be considered for work experience opportunities. If you are not already a member, you can join our young adults group at the link below. Due to the equipment being used in the cafe, you must be 18+ to apply.

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A promotional graphic for a work experience opportunity shows the storefront of “The Common Press,” a cozy bookshop and cafe with warm lighting and people inside. The Mosaic Works logo is included and text reads “Work Experience Opportunity for LGBT+ young persons aged 18–25.” The design includes Mosaic’s graphic shapes in blue and the handle @thecommonpress with the hashtag #workexperience.

🧵We have a fabulous opportunity coming up with our #MosaicWorks programme to do some paid work experience with the amazing team at @thecommonpress! Read below to find out more and apply👇

Visit.org - Experiences for purpose-driven employee engagement. Visit.org is a SaaS platform for employee-driven corporate social responsibility (CSR). We help companies discover & book social impact team experiences

And an extra special thanks this Clothes Swap to the staff at Visit.org, who made a wonderful selection of teddies that were distributed amongst our members. They brought a lot of joy to our members🌟 Thank you @visit!

A photograph of Sophia Benrud, a smiling person with curly hair sitting casually on outdoor steps surrounded by green plants and flowers, resting their chin on one hand. They wear a black sleeveless top, gray trousers, and bright red shoes. The graphic includes the text “Sophia Benrud (she/they)” with hashtags #WomenShapingSustainability and #WHM2026.

Text reading: Sophia Benrud (she/they) is a queer environmental justice organiser from the Global Majority whose work centres on community, equity, and collective care. Based in Minneapolis, she has been active in grassroots movements including Black Visions Collective. For Benrud, environmental justice goes beyond protecting nature—it’s about ensuring people can live safely and with dignity. Their work links climate and racial justice, highlighting how environmental harm disproportionately affects marginalised communities. She also challenges the lack of diversity in mainstream environmental spaces, creating initiatives that centre BIPOC leadership, including climate study groups and community food projects. Their work reminds us that climate change is a human issue, and that building a sustainable future requires rethinking power and centring those most affected.

For #WomensHistoryMonth & #WomenShapingASustainableFuture, we’re spotlighting Sophia Benrud (she/they) a queer environmental justice organiser in Minneapolis. Their work links climate & racial justice, centres Global Majority leadership, and builds community care for a more just, sustainable future!

Young Queers’ Clothes Swap (under 25s) Tickets - London - OutSavvy This event is open to all young LGBT+ persons 12 - 25 year olds. We do welcome donations of clothing from all ages that can be dropped off before the event opens at 3 pm.Want to donate clothes, but…

Missed this Clothes Swap? Don’t worry — this is a quarterly event and the next one is on Sunday 14th June, and you can reserve your free place at the link below today!

🔗https://www.outsavvy.com/event/3970/clothes-swap

Three young persons smiling at our Clothes Swap event, standing together and holding teddy bears and purple tote bags. They are surrounded by tables with clothing and other attendees in the background. The image is set on a blue background with the words ‘Clothes Swap’ repeated around the edge.

🧵👇A massive thank you to our incredible volunteers, staff, and the wonderful young people who attended and helped make our first Clothes Swap of 2026 so special — and to @olddiorama for hosting us!

#ClothesSwap #QueerClothesSwap #LGBTYouth #LGBTYouthLondon

An image from the Gender Spectrum Collection of a group of co-workers of varying genders having a meeting, set on a pink background with Mosaic’s pink graphics and logo. Text reads ‘We are looking for Trustees! And ‘We are recruiting LGBT+ persons looking to make a difference!’ The hashtags #Volunteer and #Trustees are included.

Are you looking for an opportunity to transform the lives of LGBT+ young persons? Mosaic is looking for 3 new trustees! Find out more and apply at the link below👇

🔗docs.google.com/document/d/e/2PACX-1vTOO...

#London #Volunteer

Member Registration Form (age 12 - 17) THIS FORM MUST BE FILLED IN BY THE YOUNG PERSON. If you are 18 - 25 please fill in this form instead: http://tiny.cc/mosaic-adult If you have any questions regarding the below please ask the…

In our Young Person’s Club this week, we’ll be exploring neurodiversity together! LGBT+ Young Persons aged 12-18 can sign up for our #YoungPersonsClub at the link to join in with sessions like these🔗docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfjxivy...

An illustration of various heads peeking into an illustration in formation around a banner with text reading ‘Neurodiversity Celebration Week’ inside it. The illustration is done in Mosaic’s brand colours, with a border of pink and a rainbow stripe graphic along the top.

🧵👇It’s #NeurodiversityCelebrationWeek 💛 A time to challenge stereotypes and celebrate neurodivergent strengths, perspectives, and experiences. Around 15–20% of people are neurodivergent — yet many systems still aren’t designed with different ways of thinking and learning in mind!

A photo of Rikki Weber (she/her), a white woman from the US with short wavy hair pulled back from her face, wearing a suit jacket. The border is Mosaic’s magenta colour and the image also features Mosaic’s brand graphic shapes in pink.

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For #WHM's theme #WomenShapingASustainableFuture, we’re highlighting LGBT+ women driving change. Rikki Weber (she/her) of Earthjustice supports legal action protecting communities and ecosystems while advocating for LGBT+ inclusion—showing climate justice is strongest when it’s intersectional!

Text reading ‘Sun 9th March @3pm, Old Diorama Arts Centre’ on a pale blue background with illustrations of hands reaching into the image and tossing clothes between each other around the words ‘Young Queers’ Clothes Swap’.There is a sticker in the corner with the trans flag on it reading ‘Age 12-25. Trans Inclusive Space’

A last minute reminder that our Young Queers’ Clothes Swap is happening on Sunday! There’s still time to grab a free ticket at the link below:

🔗https://www.outsavvy.com/event/3970/clothes-swap

#ClothesSwap #LGBT #LGBT+ #LGBTLondon #QueerClothesSwap

A photograph from a previous year’s Summer Camp showing a group of young persons walking through a lush forest and carrying hard hats on the way to do an activity. The image is set on a yellow background with text reading #MosaicResidentials, 26th July - 2nd Aug, Summer Camp, For LGBT+ Persons aged 12-18’ and Mosaic’s orange graphic shapes.

Our #SummerCamp registrations are open so please do share the link below with any LGBT+ 12-18s so that they can join us on our fun-packed trip to Snowdonia this summer!

🔗docs.google.com/forms/d/e/1FAIpQLSfu0vJZ...

#LGBTTrip #LGBTYouth

A black and white photo of Rachel Carson (she/her), a white woman from the US with short wavy hair pulled back from her face, wearing a suit jacket. The border is Mosaic’s magenta colour and the image also features Mosaic’s brand graphic shapes in pink.

Text reading: Rachel Carson (1907–1964) was a marine biologist, writer, and public intellectual whose work reshaped how societies think about nature, science, and responsibility to future generations. Her 1962 book ‘Silent Spring’ is frequently credited with igniting modern environmentalism. Although she never self-identified her sexuality in her lifetime, Carson never married and shared a deep, enduring emotional bond with Dorothy Freeman, with whom she exchanged hundreds of letters over more than a decade. Carson’s legacy connects sustainability and human rights: protecting ecosystems, valuing scientific truth, and recognising the dignity of people whose lives don’t fit societal norms. Her work reminds us that caring for the planet and expanding social inclusion are mutually reinforcing goals—and that lasting change often begins with one clear, compassionate voice.

This #InternationalWomensDay we’re celebrating #WHM by highlighting LGBT+ women shaping a sustainable future 🌍 First: Rachel Carson (she/her), whose 1962 book Silent Spring helped spark modern environmentalism and reminds us that caring for the planet and social inclusion go hand in hand!

An image from our networking event at The Ministry in London. A speaker stands at the front of a dimly lit room holding a microphone and addressing an audience gathered around tables with drinks. The “Mosaic Works” logo appears above the stage area. Decorative graphic elements frame the image, with “@theministry.london” at the top left and “#Thanks!!” at the top right.

We had a wonderful evening at our #MosaicWorks LGBT+ Professionals Networking Event! Huge thanks to the team and volunteers who made it happen, and to @theministry.london for hosting us in their beautiful Borough space.

Learn more @ mosaictrust.org.uk/mosaic-works

#LgbtWorkplace #InclusiveWork

Our Clothes Swap is coming up next weekend! This is an opportunity to discover new looks, swap out unwanted items, and connect with other LGBT+ young persons aged 12-25 in a relaxed, welcoming space.

Register here for FREE🔗 www.outsavvy.com/event/3970/c...

A graphic of a banner reading ‘Women’s History Month’ with two illustrated characters of varying genders raising their arms to indicate the words. One uses a wheelchair with Mosaic’s line shapes on the wheel, and wears their hair in a short bob. The second wears a jumper and a hijab with Mosaic’s triangle shape on it.

Happy #WHM from Team Mosaic to you! To celebrate this year’s theme: Women Shaping a Sustainable Future, we’ll be sharing stories of LGBT+ women leading the way in sustainability—from climate action to community care - throughout the month. Stay tuned to learn with us, and celebrate their impact 💚🏳️‍🌈

A colourful graphic celebrating #LGBT+HistoryMonth and the theme of #ScienceAndInnovation. Illustrated hands wave progress pride flags around an illustration of Jemma Redmond, a white person with their hair up and wearing a cardigan, who is smiling. The background is framed with the pride flag colours.

Text reading: Jemma Redmond (1978–2016) was a trailblazing biotech innovator who co-founded the company Ourobotics, where she developed groundbreaking 3D bioprinters capable of printing living tissues and organs and designed ways to keep cells alive during printing — making her a leading figure in tissue engineering. Redmond’s interest in biotechnology was driven in part by her lived experience as an intersex person, which fuelled her mission to make cutting-edge medical technology more accessible and approachable for future patients and researchers alike. This #LGBT+HistoryMonth, we celebrate her visionary work — and the ongoing impact of LGBT+ people in science and technology!

This #LGBT+HistoryMonth, we’re celebrating queer innovators in science 🧬🌈 Today’s spotlight: Jemma Redmond (1978–2016), an Irish biotechnologist who co-founded Ourobotics and pioneered 3D bioprinting of living tissues—reshaping regenerative medicine.

#LGBTHistory #LGBTCommunity