visibility and activism, LGBT Humanists UK provides fellowship for LGBT+ non-religious people and continues to lead the fight to ban conversion therapy in the UK. LGBT Humanists works closely with organisations including Stonewall and Faith to Faithless to campaign against so-called 'conversion' therapy and to support and empower survivors of this discredited and harmful practice. The Gay Humanist Group became GALHA (Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association) in 1987. It later became Galha LGBT Humanists in 2012, and then LGBT Humanists in 2015. LGBT Humanists is led by the Coordinator Chris Lynch, and the committee also includes a permanent Secretary, Volunteer Manager, Events Coordinator, Newsletter Lead and Outreach Lead. In recent years, LGBT Humanists has also played a key role in proudly supporting and providing guidance and event co-ordination for the annual Transgender Day of Remembrance. See also Pink Triangle Trust References Sources Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) by Bishopsgate Institute Gay refugees need asylum by Peter Tatchell, writing for The Guardian newspaper Consortium International Humanist and Ethical Union National Secular Society GALHA LGBT Humanists on the UK LGBT Archive wiki LGBT Humanists UK Homepage External links Humanist associations LGBT organisations in the United Kingdom 1979 establishments in the United Kingdom Organizations established in 1979