Jordan Daly

@jordan.tie.scot

Co-Founder/Director of @tie.scot Addressing prejudice in schools: https://tie.scot | MA, MSc | he/him Views mine

📰🏳️‍🌈 “The specially designed double-decker bus will operate across the city throughout the coming year, carrying the message “Pride in every journey” while highlighting LGBT people whose lives and achievements have shaped science, technology, civil rights, literature, and social progress.”

New educational Pride bus launched in Glasgow

A new Pride bus featuring six significant figures from LGBT history has taken to the streets of Glasgow as part of a new partnership between First Bus and Time for Inclusive Education (TIE).

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We are delighted to share that our Co-Founders and Directors, Jordan Daly and Liam Stevenson, have been awarded Honorary Fellowships of the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS), the highest honour conferred by Scotland’s largest education union.

TIE's Directors Awarded Honorary Fellowships of the EIS

We are delighted to share that our Co-Founders and Directors, Jordan Daly and Liam Stevenson, have been awarded Honorary Fellowships of the Educational Institute of Scotland (EIS), the highest honour ...

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“The book strengthens lesbian representation in Scottish history and serves as a timely reminder that same-sex love and relationships have always existed, even when they have been omitted or erased from the historical record.” 📰 Read more about With My Own Hand

New book tells the story of Scotland’s sixteenth-century Sappho

“With My Own Hand” by Ashley Douglas tells the remarkable story of Marie Maitland and the poetry she preserved within the Maitland Quarto Manuscript.

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Our 2024-25 Outcomes Report is now live. We had a landmark year - reaching 533 schools across Scotland, supporting thousands of pupils and teachers, publishing a suite of new resources, and launching the Digital Discourse Initiative to help schools address disinformation and online hate.

2024-25 Outcomes Report highlights a landmark year of impact

This reporting period has been a defining year for our charity - one of significant growth and innovation, while continuing to deliver meaningful impact for learners and educators across Scotland.

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Our work has been recognised in rigorous research by Darek M. Ciszek at University of California, Los Angeles. ✍️ This study provides independent evidence of the positive impact of our work addressing homophobia and gender stereotypes, highlighting its importance for social and emotional learning.

UCLA study highlights impact of LGBT Inclusive Education in Scotland

A new academic study from the University of California, Los Angeles (UCLA) has provided significant new evidence on the impact of LGBT Inclusive Education in Scottish primary schools, examining the de...

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The Christina McKelvie Celebration Ball honoured the life and legacy of the late Christina McKelvie MSP, one of Scotland’s most passionate advocates for equality, diversity and human rights. “If we could all be a bit more Christina, the world would be a better place” @respectme-scotland.bsky.social

Christina McKelvie Celebration Ball recognises legacy of late MSP

The Christina McKelvie Celebration Ball honoured the life and legacy of the late Christina McKelvie MSP, who passed away at the age of 57 in March 2025.

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Helpful explainer to share ✍️ “Children and young people often encounter information about relationships, sexuality and sexual health, and identity online before they encounter it in school. Providing clear and accurate information within a structured learning environment is a safeguarding measure.”

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The Scottish Government has published updated statutory RSHP guidance for all schools in Scotland. It strengthens learning around consent, online harms, safeguarding, and LGBT inclusion. We’ve produced a clear and factual explainer outlining what it means in practice for schools.

The Scottish Government has published updated statutory RSHP guidance for all schools in Scotland. It strengthens learning around consent, online harms, safeguarding, and LGBT inclusion. We’ve produced a clear and factual explainer outlining what it means in practice for schools.

What does the RSHP guidance update mean?

The Scottish Government has published updated statutory Guidance on the Delivery of Relationships, Sexual Health and Parenthood (RSHP) Education in Scottish Schools. %

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@tie.scot are looking for a for an organised and proactive Operations Officer to support the smooth running of their charity working to address homophobic, biphobic, and transphobic prejudice and bullying through education 📍Glasgow 💷 £32,580 📅36hpw, FTC April 2026 tinyurl.com/2s4a2k76

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“At a time when calls for ideological anti-LGBT censorship in schools are growing across the world, we must protect and strengthen our approach here in Scotland.” 📰 United Nations Independent Expert emphasises that safe and inclusive schools are a prerequisite for realising the right to education.

United Nations report recognises LGBT Inclusive Education in Scotland - Time for Inclusive Education

A report from the United Nations Independent Expert, Graeme Reid, has recognised Scotland's approach to LGBT Inclusive Education.

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Join our webinar for teachers with Darek M. Ciszek from UCLA in California, to learn about his research on LGBT Inclusive Education in Scotland. He will share education frameworks and lesson ideas. 🗓️ Weds 19th November, 4pm - 5pm via Teams. Register: www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/lgbt-inclu...

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A full on authority wide training day for the primary staff in #Orkney today. Cherry on top was the brilliant @tie.scot stage 2 session this afternoon! 🏳️‍🌈🏳️‍⚧️ and I'm grateful to the local staff who made it happen & the TIE staff who have travelled up for the week! #InclusiveEducation #ScoEdu #EduSky

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Looking to develop your confidence in teaching students how to analyse media, identify bias, and understand the influence of digital platforms? Join us for this free session full of interactive activities and practical strategies in partnership with @tie.scot. 🔗 buff.ly/mHt8ual

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Throwing a brick through the window of a hotel housing asylum seekers in Falkirk is absolutely despicable. People who fled war and persecution deserve to live in safety, not fear. Words have consequences - it’s time for politicians who spread hate to reflect on that.

‘I’m a lesbian and feminist. I’ve been harmed by men. So I wouldn’t fight for trans people if it hurt women’s rights. Yet I’m called a groomer and a misogynist’ Rebecca Don Kennedy, head of the Equality Network, on how dark it’s got for trans people in Britain www.heraldscotland.com/news/2541309...

It’s so f*****g tedious and soul-destroying as it’s so unjust'

Rebecca Don Kennedy runs the Equality Network. She talks candidly to our Writer at Large about the attacks, abuse and hate she’s suffered…

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