ALT Image of Cybele smiling at camera. Text reads: “My recommendation is The Imitation Game” "This film brilliantly depicts Alan Turing's extraordinary contributions to history and science. It not only showcases his genius in breaking the Enigma code but also sensitively explores the challenges he faced as a gay man in a time of profound discrimination. Through its compelling narrative and historical significance, the movie serves as an inspiring tribute, commemorating LGBTQ+ in STEM.”

ALT Image of Lorenzo in green coat in the words. Text reads: “My recommendation is the film Red, White & Royal Blue” “This film reminded me of a video where two skeletons expressed love behind a clear screen. The video showed that, deep down, we're all the same, regardless of our relationships. The film made me imagine a world where we are true to ourselves—no labels, no gender expectations, and no social positions. What if we could experience love simply and genuinely?”

ALT Image of Rachael smiling at camera in hiking clothes. Text reads: “My recommendation is Bi: The Hidden Culture, History and Science of Bisexuality by Julia Shaw” On the right hand side: “Dr Julia Shaw is a scientist who speaks about being bisexual openly. This book helped me understand and put words to feelings that I’ve had since I realised I was bisexual. It is written beautifully and I recommend it to everyone”

ALT Image of Siew-Yit Yong smiling at camera with a cut out frame. Text reads: “My recommendation is the Safe Space podcast” “I have chosen this podcast because I think that it is a great way to learn more about queer history. Being a trans person, I especially appreciated learning about the world’s first transgender clinic in Berlin before World War II.”