Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons' Trust

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We are here to support, educate and inspire young #LGBT+ persons from Greater #London & those around them 🏳️‍🌈 🌈

Mosaic Works poster promoting "Taste the Future" — an LGBT+ Hospitality Careers Day for 15–25s on Thurs 13 Aug, showing a hand pouring coffee into a cup to evoke barista and hospitality career opportunities.
Text reading ‘Sun 6th Sept @3pm, Old Diorama Arts Centre’ on a pale blue background with illustrations of hands reaching into the image and tossing clothes between each other around the words ‘Young Queers’ Clothes Swap’.There is a sticker in the corner with the trans flag on it reading ‘Age 12-25. Trans Inclusive Space’
Campers and mentors posing together for a summer camp postcard by a lakeshore, smiling and making peace signs with green hills and a village in the background, framed by a bright yellow border labeled #SUMMERCAMP2026 and #POSTCARD.
Campers wearing helmets and life jackets paddle a red canoe and several blue rafts on a calm lake by a tree-lined shore, framed by a bright yellow postcard border reading #SUMMERCAMP2026 and #POSTCARD.
A photo from our pride prom events showing young persons dancing, with rainbow paperchain decorations shown in the background.
[Image description: A photograph from a previous year’s Summer Camp showing a group of young persons kayaking. The image is set on a yellow background with text reading: ‘Fully & partly funded places available!, #MosaicResidentials, 26th July - 2nd Aug, Summer Camp, For LGBT+ Persons aged 12-18’ and Mosaic’s orange graphic shapes.]
A photograph from our career day at Trustpilot, showing our members and Trustpilot employees gathered around a table in an office, listening to a smiling speaker who is sitting at the head of the table with a presentation behind them. The design includes Mosaic’s graphic shapes in blue and the handle @Trustpilot with the hashtag #MosaicWorks.
Person in a rainbow Spider-Man costume holding a red sign that says "♥ YOUR ENBY NEIGHBOURHOOD Spider-man," framed by a Non-Binary Awareness Week graphic featuring yellow, white, purple, and black flag colors.
A group of Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons' Trust members and supporters march together during London Pride 2026, carrying a large Mosaic banner along a busy city street. Many people in the crowd are waving Pride flags and fans, with historic buildings and Pride decorations lining the route. The image is framed by a rainbow-themed border with the text "#LONDONPRIDE" in the top left and "#PRIDE2026" in the top right.
A thank-you graphic with a photograph of our showcase in the Sony building, showing a group of attendees gathered around a bar and chatting with a sign behind the bar reading ‘Welcome To Sony Pictures Entertainment Mosaic Showcase’, surrounded by a turquoise border with the word “Thanks” repeated along all sides.
Cover of the ‘Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons’ Trust Zine 2026/27’. The centre features a colorful fan made up of various pride flags, including Progress Pride, transgender, intersex, bisexual, nonbinary, asexual, pansexual, genderqueer, and more. Mosaic’s logo is included and text reads ‘We are one. We are united.’ The zine title and year are printed at the bottom.
A colourful illustration promoting a Pride Prom event for under 18s LGBT+ community. The image features three dancing figures in vibrant outfits on a magenta background, with Mosaic’s pink graphic shapes. The text includes event details: "Pride Prom" in large, stylized letters, and "Under 18s LGBT+ Prom" below. The event is in partnership with Outsavvy and will be held on 17th July from 7 to 10:30 PM.
Black and white photograph of LGBT+ activists marching on Times Square, New York in 1969. A banner held up by the marchers reads ‘Gay Liberation Front’ with two male symbols entwined and two female symbols entwined pictured underneath the text. The photograph is surrounded by a colourful border featuring the Progress Pride flag. Text reads: ‘#PrideIsAProtest. #StonewallInn. Pride2026. Anniversary of the Stonewall Riots.
Poster with a blurred background of a Pride parade showing rainbow flags and people in a street crowd. Large text reads, “NO PRIDE WITHOUT PROTECTION.” In the lower section, a white X symbol appears beside the message, “BAN CONVERSION PRACTICES.” The design uses white and pink lettering over the colorful parade scene.
An illustration of 3 heads with their arms reaching out and indicating a circle with text reading ‘Neurodiversity Pride Day’ inside it. The illustration is done in Mosaic’s brand colours, with a border of pink and a rainbow stripe graphic along the top.
A photograph from a previous year’s Summer Camp showing a group of young persons posing, smiling with their arms raised in celebration, on Mount Snowden. The image is set on a yellow background with text reading #MosaicResidentials, 26th July - 2nd Aug, Summer Camp, For LGBT+ Persons aged 12-18’ and Mosaic’s orange graphic shapes.
Text reading ‘Sun 14th June @3pm, Old Diorama Arts Centre’ on a pale blue background with illustrations of hands reaching into the image and tossing clothes between each other around the words ‘Clothes Swap Donations Callout’. There is a sticker in the corner with the trans flag on it reading ‘Age 12-25. Trans Inclusive Space’
A colourful illustration promoting a Pride Prom event for under 18s LGBT+ community. The image features three dancing figures in vibrant outfits on a magenta background, with Mosaic’s pink graphic shapes. The text includes event details: "Pride Prom" in large, stylized letters, and "Under 18s LGBT+ Prom" below. The event is in partnership with Outsavvy and will be held on 17th July from 7 to 10:30 PM.]
A colourful graphic celebrating Pride Month. Three illustrated hands in Mosaic’s brand colours hold megaphones, with the text "Happy Pride Month!" is written in bold letters coming out of them. The background is framed with the progress pride flag colors.
A graphic in the Pan Pride Flag colours of a banner reading ‘Pansexual & Panromantic Visibility Day’ with two arms reaching into the image and waving Pan Pride flags.
A graphic of three illustrated figures, raising their arms in celebration in between two banners with text reading ‘Happy Agender Pride Day’ written on them. One has short, shaggy hair and wears glasses and a jumper with Mosaic’s triangle graphic shapes on it. The middle figure has shoulder length hair, and wears a jumper with Mosaic’s circle graphic shape on it, and the third has short curly hair, uses a hearing aid and is wearing a turtleneck top with Mosaic’s square graphic shape on it.The illustration is done in the colours of the Agender pride flag, and sits on a background of the Agender pride flag.
A vibrant, collaborative painting covered with sketches, doodles, and handwritten words celebrating hope, love, and transformation. Images include eyes, faces, hands, hearts, and abstract shapes. Text on the painting reads “hope to see more transformation and love.” A progress pride flag border surrounds the image with hashtags #IDAHOBIT2026 and #LOVEISLOVE, and the caption “International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia.”
A photograph of a trans feminine person wearing a fluffy coat talking to a black person in a denim jacket, with a laptop on the desk between them. Text overlaid on the photo reads “Online LGBT+ Counselling Services.” The illustration is done in Mosaic’s brand colours, with a border of yellow and a rainbow stripe graphic along the top. More text reads: “For LGBT+ Young Persons Aged 12-25.”
A photograph from our work experience day at IBM, showing our director, young adults and members of the IBM LGBT+ employee group posing in front of a view of London. The Mosaic Works logo is included and text reads. The design includes Mosaic’s graphic shapes in blue and the handle @ibm with the hashtag #MosaicWorks
A section of the Trans+ timeline, bordered by the trans flag, with text reading: “In celebration of #Trans+HistoryWeek we are sharing a handful of the many stories of Trans, Non Binary, Intersex and Gender-Diverse lives throughout global history, to spread Trans+ joy and help to tell some of the histories we were never taught…” and “Trans+ history starts, of course, at the beginning of time! We have always been here and it is important to remember that even though our stories are less well-recorded, that doesn’t mean they didn’t exist…”
Text reading ‘Sun 14th June @3pm, Old Diorama Arts Centre’ on a pale blue background with illustrations of hands reaching into the image and tossing clothes between each other around the words ‘Young Queers’ Clothes Swap’.There is a sticker in the corner with the trans flag on it reading ‘Age 12-25. Trans Inclusive Space’]
A pink campaign poster showing a group of people at a rally, some wearing rainbow flags, with one person speaking into a megaphone. Large text reads “Stand With Us.” Smaller text says, “We’re campaigning to ban harmful conversion practices – join us. Take the survey to tell us why this matters.” Hashtags at the top and bottom include #StandWithUs and #BanConversionPractices.
A thank-you graphic featuring the Garfield Weston Foundation logo centered on a light background, surrounded by a turquoise border with the word “Thanks” repeated along all sides.
Illustration of three hands holding purple triangular flags that together read “International Asexuality Day!” The figures are partially shown with sleeves coloured in Mosaic’s brand colours, set against a grey background with a rainbow stripe along the top and a border of the asexual pride flag.
A digital promotional graphic for International Transgender Day of Visibility. The image features a light blue background with black text at the bottom reading 'International Transgender Day of Visibility.' A photograph in the center shows our centre where a projector screen displays a slide titled 'Happy Trans Day of Visibility!!!' with text explaining the history and significance of the day. A young trans person stands in front of the screen, speaking to the group and presenting the slide to them. The hashtags #TDOV and #YoungPersonsClub appear at the top.
A promotional graphic for a work experience opportunity shows the storefront of “The Common Press,” a cozy bookshop and cafe with warm lighting and people inside. The Mosaic Works logo is included and text reads “Work Experience Opportunity for LGBT+ young persons aged 18–25.” The design includes Mosaic’s graphic shapes in blue and the handle @thecommonpress with the hashtag #workexperience.
A photograph of Sophia Benrud, a smiling person with curly hair sitting casually on outdoor steps surrounded by green plants and flowers, resting their chin on one hand. They wear a black sleeveless top, gray trousers, and bright red shoes. The graphic includes the text “Sophia Benrud (she/they)” with hashtags #WomenShapingSustainability and #WHM2026.
Three young persons smiling at our Clothes Swap event, standing together and holding teddy bears and purple tote bags. They are surrounded by tables with clothing and other attendees in the background. The image is set on a blue background with the words ‘Clothes Swap’ repeated around the edge.
An image from the Gender Spectrum Collection of a group of co-workers of varying genders having a meeting, set on a pink background with Mosaic’s pink graphics and logo. Text reads ‘We are looking for Trustees! And ‘We are recruiting LGBT+ persons looking to make a difference!’ The hashtags #Volunteer and #Trustees are included.
An illustration of various heads peeking into an illustration in formation around a banner with text reading ‘Neurodiversity Celebration Week’ inside it. The illustration is done in Mosaic’s brand colours, with a border of pink and a rainbow stripe graphic along the top.
A photo of Rikki Weber (she/her), a white woman from the US with short wavy hair pulled back from her face, wearing a suit jacket. The border is Mosaic’s magenta colour and the image also features Mosaic’s brand graphic shapes in pink.
Text reading ‘Sun 9th March @3pm, Old Diorama Arts Centre’ on a pale blue background with illustrations of hands reaching into the image and tossing clothes between each other around the words ‘Young Queers’ Clothes Swap’.There is a sticker in the corner with the trans flag on it reading ‘Age 12-25. Trans Inclusive Space’
A photograph from a previous year’s Summer Camp showing a group of young persons walking through a lush forest and carrying hard hats on the way to do an activity. The image is set on a yellow background with text reading #MosaicResidentials, 26th July - 2nd Aug, Summer Camp, For LGBT+ Persons aged 12-18’ and Mosaic’s orange graphic shapes.
A black and white photo of Rachel Carson (she/her), a white woman from the US with short wavy hair pulled back from her face, wearing a suit jacket. The border is Mosaic’s magenta colour and the image also features Mosaic’s brand graphic shapes in pink.
An image from our networking event at The Ministry in London. A speaker stands at the front of a dimly lit room holding a microphone and addressing an audience gathered around tables with drinks. The “Mosaic Works” logo appears above the stage area. Decorative graphic elements frame the image, with “@theministry.london” at the top left and “#Thanks!!” at the top right.
A graphic of a banner reading ‘Women’s History Month’ with two illustrated characters of varying genders raising their arms to indicate the words. One uses a wheelchair with Mosaic’s line shapes on the wheel, and wears their hair in a short bob. The second wears a jumper and a hijab with Mosaic’s triangle shape on it.
A colourful graphic celebrating #LGBT+HistoryMonth and the theme of #ScienceAndInnovation. Illustrated hands wave progress pride flags around an illustration of Jemma Redmond, a white person with their hair up and wearing a cardigan, who is smiling. The background is framed with the pride flag colours.
A colourful graphic celebrating #LGBT+HistoryMonth and the theme of #ScienceAndInnovation. Illustrated hands wave progress pride flags around an illustrated silhouette of Elke Mackenzie and a microscope. The background is framed with the pride flag colours.
A photograph of a trans feminine person wearing a fluffy coat talking to a black person in a denim jacket, with a laptop on the desk between them. Text overlaid on the photo reads “Online LGBT+ Counselling Services.” The illustration is done in Mosaic’s brand colours, with a border of yellow and a rainbow stripe graphic along the top. More text reads: “For LGBT+ Young Persons Aged 12-25.”
A colourful graphic celebrating #LGBT+HistoryMonth and the theme of #ScienceAndInnovation. Illustrated hands wave progress pride flags around an illustration of Barbara Buford, a black woman wearing glasses and a jumper who is smiling. The background is framed with the pride flag colours.
Promotional graphic for an LGBT+ Professionals Networking Event (18+) by Mosaic Works at The Ministry London. The design features a soft-focus photo of people networking in the background, overlaid with bold black text and Mosaic's colorful geometric brand shapes. A string of bunting showing a number of different pride flags is included in the right top corner. Text reads “@theministry.london” and “Thurs 26th Feb @ 7pm” at the top, “Mosaic Works” logo near the top left, and “LGBT+ Professionals Networking Event (18+)” in the center and lower left. The overall style is bright, inclusive, and modern with pastel and rainbow accents.
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Text reading ‘Sun 9th March @3pm, Old Diorama Arts Centre’ on a pale blue background with illustrations of hands reaching into the image and tossing clothes between each other around the words ‘Young Queers’ Clothes Swap’.There is a sticker in the corner with the trans flag on it reading ‘Age 12-25. Trans Inclusive Space’
: The image shows a photograph from a previous trip of a few young persons kneeling by the AIDS memorial in Brighton. The photo is on a background of Mosaic’s brand colour yellow alongside Mosaic’s orange graphic shapes, with the hashtag ‘#MosaicResidentials’ written at the top left and the retreat dates ‘16th-18th Feb 2026’ on the top right. The event details at the bottom of the poster mention that it is a winter retreat specifically for LGBT+ young persons within the age group of 12 to 18.
A colorful event poster for the ‘Queer Winter Ball,’ taking place on 13th December at 6 PM at Dick Collins Hall. The poster features snowflakes, winter decorations, and stylized illustrations of three dancing young adults in cool blue and pastel colors. The event is hosted by Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons’ Trust and powered by OutSavvy. Text at the bottom reads: ‘A safe, sober space for LGBT+ young adults aged 17 to 25.’