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Suran Dickson (born 1977) is the chief executive officer (CEO) of the British charity Diversity Role Models, which works to reduce homophobic bullying in schools. She founded the charity in 2011. [1] [2]
New Zealand-born teacher Suran Dickson, 34, felt moved enough to leave her job and launch Diversity Role Models, a charity which tackles the worrying incidence of homophobic bullying in British schools, where terms such as “gay boy” and “homo” are playground missiles of choice. The Guardian’s Hugh Muir asked Dickson where these attitudes came from.
Apr 12, 2012 · April 12, 2012. A London teacher has quit her job to set up a charity tackling homophobia in schools. Suran Dickson, 34, will take inspirational role models into classrooms to challenge...
- The Standard
Suran Dickson, born 1977, is the Founder and Chief Executive of Diversity Role Models, a charity which tackles homophobic bullying in schools by doing workshops with positive role models, and co-chair of London 2018, the bidding committee to bring the Gay Games to London in 2018.
The new chief executive of Diversity Role Models will be diversity and inclusion expert, Claire Harvey, who joins the charity from KPMG. Her appointment follows founder Suran Dickson’s decision to return home to New Zealand after 14 years in the UK.
Aug 4, 2011 · Suran Dickson, 34, will take inspirational role models into classrooms to challenge children’s stereotypes about gay people. Ms Dickson was moved by the suicide of Dominic Crouch, 15, who fell from a six-storey building in Cheltenham in May last year.
She was the Christchurch mum who took the UK by storm and is now on a mission to make NZ a great place for young LGBTI. Well, here’s how you can nominate that special person you think deserves to be recognised at NZ’s first ever LBGTI Awards...
