Not everyone asks for the spotlight.
That is why nominations matter. A good nomination does not need to be polished. It needs to be clear: what did they do, who did it help, and why should the community know about it?
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The Awards start before the form opens. Think about the people, groups, events and workplaces that deserve to be recognised.
Before nominations open
Start with the person who made the year better. The group that kept people connected. The event that gave people a reason to show up. The workplace that did more than put up a flag.
That is why nominations matter. A good nomination does not need to be polished. It needs to be clear: what did they do, who did it help, and why should the community know about it?
Prepare now
A person, group, event, employer, organisation, project or initiative.
Be specific. Mention the event, service, project, change, performance or contribution.
Tell us who it helped and what made it important for LGBTQIA+ communities.
Categories
The Awards recognise people, spaces, moments, culture and care. Choose the closest fit when nominations open.
Leadership, care, performance, volunteering and the everyday work that keeps community moving.
Groups, events and projects that gave people somewhere to belong.
Music, wellbeing, workplaces, sport and recreation that supported, moved or connected people.
Awards journey
The form opens and community starts putting names forward.
Nominees are published so people can discover the stories.
The community explores nominees and backs the people they want recognised.
Finalists are announced before the Gala.
The room gathers, the stories land and winners are revealed.
Nominations opening soon
Save it now. A note in your phone is enough: their name, the category, and why they deserve this. When nominations open, come back and put them forward.