In this month's episode, Elly and Arbër are joined by Ramses as they discuss their experiences in protesting for trans rights, and the role protest plays in today's society. For this month's Q&A, Elly and Arbër talk about the meaning of the Progress Pride Flag, and Heather shares this month's JLU Choice!

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If you're LGBT+, 18-25 years old and living in the UK, you can join an exciting network of LGBT+ people across the UK, share your story and help us build a brighter future for LGBT+ young people. With opportunities locally and online, you can be the representation they need. Sign up now: https://www.justlikeus.org/volunteer 🏳️‍🌈

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Our show is hosted by Elly and Arbër, produced by Ramses and Seb and edited by Jay and Malik from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

In this month’s episode, Arbër and Elly talk about their time in school and why School Diversity Week is so important for LGBT+ young people. They also discuss their favourite Pride hits, and Isaac shares this month's JLU Choice!

Listen to our 'Proud at Home' playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4avAht3GUmdC5WQMv0J56E?si=zrI2T5XRQEWO28I6mkLm4w

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Our show is hosted by Elly and Arbër, produced by Kareem and Charlotte and edited by Isaac and Malik from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

In our #IDAHOBIT episode, hosts Arbër and Elly discuss allyship, growing up LGBT+ within cultural minority settings, and what it’s like being LGBT+ and a person of faith.

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Our show is hosted by Elly and Arbër, produced by Kareem and Charlotte and edited by Isaac and Jay from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

Elly and Arbër - with guest co-host, Isaac - discuss what it's like being LGBT+ and away from regular support networks at this challenging time.

They talk about their own experiences, share well-being tips, and discuss what they're doing to pass the time!

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Our show is hosted by Elly and Arbër, produced by Kareem and Charlotte and edited by Malik and Isaac from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

New hosts, Elly and Arbër - with special guest, Heather - talk about what it means to be a woman in the LGBT+ community today.

They discuss the challenges faced by LGBT+ women, and why we should be celebrating all women this International Women's Day.

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Our show is hosted by Elly and Arbër, produced by Kareem and Charlotte and edited by Malik from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

It's an historic month for LGBT+ people! Not only do we mark the history of LGBT+ people throughout the world and celebrate amazing LGBT+ people, but this is the last episode for our co-hosts Sarah and James!

Sarah and James learn about when and how LGBT+ History Month started, discuss their own LGBT+ role models and think about the future of the LGBT+ community.

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Our show is hosted by Sarah and James, produced by Samantha and Malik and edited by Malik and Clodagh from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

Perfect! National Storytelling Week is coming up, and Just Like Us ambassadors like Sarah and James visit schools to tell their stories growing up LGBT+.

In this episode you'll hear what it was like for Ramses, Heather, Georgia, Sarah and James growing up LGBT+. They'll recount their stories and discuss why these can be important for LGBT+ people to reflect on.

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Our show is hosted by Sarah and James, produced by Samantha and Malik and edited by Malik and Clodagh from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

Instead of a full show this month, our LGBT+ ambassadors just want to wish you a very merry Christmas and happy new year!

Thanks for listening this year. Keep safe over Christmas. We'll be back with more very soon.

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Our show is hosted by Sarah and James, produced by Samantha and Malik and edited by Ffion, Malik and Clodagh from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

From two different European countries, Sarah and James talk about what it might be like for LGBT+ young people growing up in the UK today, including the importance of looking after yourself.

It's also Trans Awareness Week, so we have lots of contributions and pieces of advice from our Just Like Us trans ambassadors Dany, Rhimano, Elly and Ramses!

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Our show is hosted by Sarah and James, produced by Samantha and Malik and edited by Malik and Clodagh from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

Our regular co-hosts Sarah and James are joined by our Manchester ambassador Malik. Together, we're discussing the achievements and experiences of people of colour in the LGBT+ community - including historical figures like Bayard Rustin, Audre Lorde and Marsha P Johnson.

We then discuss why it's so important for young people - and everyone - to see LGBT+ people of colour. And Malik recounts his experience of racist discrimination in 'safe' LGBT+ spaces.

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Our show is hosted by Sarah and James (and Malik), produced by Samantha and Malik and edited by Malik and Clodagh from Just Like Us. The music was by Twisterium. Our show airs first on ShoutOut Radio.

We come into schools too! Young people, teachers and parents can find us at www.justlikeus.org.

We're looking for more ambassadors until the last week of October 2019. 18 - 25, LGBT+ and interested? Go to www.justlikeus.org/volunteer to sign up.