Following on last years success, we are looking for volunteers again for this years Intersectional Pride with all of the Teesside University Focus Groups (Disability, Ethnic & Cultural Diversity, Faith & Belief, and Gender).
We will need on-the-day support ranging from setting up stalls, to directing guests, to documenting the day through photos and videos! There will be a range of different tasks you can help with, and you can spend the whole day with us or just an hour - whatever suits.
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