The Inter-University LGBT Network (Inter-Uni/IULN for short) is a network for organisations in Singapore universities to collaborate in fostering safer and more inclusive school communities for everyone regardless of sexual orientation, gender identity and expression.
"Inter-University LGBT Network is a student-run organisation, acting as a collective voice for the various university groups and maintaining their continuity.
We currently look over 8 member groups: NTU Kaleidoscope (Nanyang Technological University), QueerNUS (National University of Singapore), TFreedom (Tembusu College NUS), Gender Collective (NUS University Scholars Programme), EnCAPTsulate (NUS College of Alice & Peter Tan), G spot (Yale-NUS College), Out to Care (Singapore Management University), and Q-space (Singapore Institute of Technology).”
Mission[]
To advocate for youth-specific LGBTQ+ issues, as well as to provide safe spaces for LGBTQ+ youth in Singapore to find community and resources.
What we do[]
Support & Outreach[]
To raise awareness, promote understanding of gender and sexual diversity on campus, build a safe space for networking, peer support and social engagement.
Public Relations[]
Act as a collective voice for various university groups, releasing press statements on our social media platforms, and speaking to press when requested.
Research & Resources[]
To study the available resources locally and to produce our own resources such as guidebooks and handbooks. Topics include being trans+ on campus, safe sex and queer friendly spaces.
Website: https://interunilgbt.com
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/interunilgbt/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/InterUniLGBTNetwork/
Telegram Channel: https://t.me/stayintouchwithiuln
Member groups[]
Q Space[]
Singapore Institute of Technology
Q-Space is a safe space for LGBTQ+ folk run by SIT students (SITizens). We want to provide a safe and inclusive environment for members to share stories, provide advice / help / support / a listening ear if needed.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_q.space/
NTU Kaleidoscope[]
Nanyang Technological University
NTU Kaleidoscope was formed by a group of students in 2013 to raise awareness on the many faces of discrimination, including that on the basis of Sexual Orientation, Gender, Race and Class. We aim to give voice and visibility to the LGBTQ+ community by championing inclusivity, education and discussion.
Email: [[1]]
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ntukaleidoscope/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/NTUkaleidoscope/
Telegram: https://t.me/NTUKaleidoscope
Issuu: https://issuu.com/ntukaleidoscope
QueerNUS[]
National University of Singapore
QueerNUS is a collective of students, staff, faculty, and alumni that stands for diversity and inclusion for all members of the community regardless of their sexual orientation and gender identity. We work on raising awareness around issues regarding gender and sexuality, providing a space for queer people and allies in the NUS community to build connections and support systems with each other, and establishing a platform for queer members to make their voices heard.
Website: http://queernus.sg
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/queernus/
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/QueerNUS/
Telegram: https://t.me/qtownnus
EnCAPTsulate[]
College of Alice & Peter Tan (CAPT), National University of Singapore
EnCAPTsulate is a safe space for CAPTains to discuss issues relating to diversity and inclusion, with an emphasis on sexuality and gender.
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/encaptsulate/
Gender Collective[]
University Scholars Programme, National University of Singapore
Gender Collective is an inclusive social group where people of all gender and sexual identities can come together for discussion in a safe space. We address issues relating to privilege and marginalized groups, with a focus on gender and sexuality, and how these intersect with other modes of living.
Email: [[2]]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/gendercollective
T Freedom[]
Tembusu College, National University of Singapore
tFreedom is an LGBTQIA+-affirming community that aims to build a more diverse and inclusive college. We organise events to advocate and educate on matters regarding gender and sexuality, fostering greater awareness and understanding amongst Tembusians on such issues. tFreedom also hosts private gatherings for LGBTQIA+-identifing members to create a safe space for them to freely express themselves. Ultimately, tFreedom aspires to be the pillar of support for LGBTQIA+ Tembusians while actively engaging with the general college community to promote an inclusive residential environment.
Email: [[3]]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/tembusufreedom/
The G Spot[]
Yale-NUS College
The G Spot is a collection of students from Yale NUS College who promote diversity and inclusivity. We are concerned with issues intersecting gender, gender identity, sexuality, sexual orientation, asexuality, race, class, and disability – hence the G “Spot”, literally a point of intersection, and one deeply connected with the body.
Email: [[4]]
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/GSpotSG
Out to Care[]
Singapore Management University
Out To Care is a support and networking group that encourages inclusion among Singapore Management University (SMU)’s diverse community, regardless of sexual orientation or gender identity.
Website: https://outtocare.wixsite.com/smuotc
Email: [[5]]
Instagram: https://www.facebook.com/OutToCare/
Facebook: https://www.instagram.com/smuouttocare/
Contact[]
For general and media enquiries[]
General and media enquiries, will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Inter-Uni may be contacted at [[6]], with the subject “General Enquiries” or “Media Enquiries” and the following information:
1) Names and institutions of sender; and
2) Purpose of enquiry.
3) If media enquiry includes an interview component, do include a list of sample interview questions.
For student research requests[]
Student research project requests, recruitment requests for LGBTQ+ subjects for interviews, focus group discussions or surveys will be considered on a case-by-case basis.
Inter-Uni may be contacted at [[7]], with the subject “Student Research Request” and the following information:
1) Names and institutions of project team members;
2) Purpose of research, including how project outcomes will concretely benefit the LGBTQ+ community;
3) If the research project includes an interview or questionnaire component, do include a list of sample interview/questionnaire questions; and
4) Other relevant project information, such as the methodology, initial findings and other organisations contacted.
For university-specific enquiries, contact the member groups for information that is specific to your school.