Support flags

Intersex-Inclusive Progress Pride Flag

Each colour represents a different part of the LGBTQ+ community:

  • Red symbolises life
  • Orange stands for healing
  • Yellow is for sunlight
  • Green stands for nature
  • Blue symbolises magic, art, and serenity
  • Violet symbolises the spirit of LGBTQ+ people
  • White, pink, and light blue stripes represent the trans community
  • Black and brown stripes represent communities of colour
  • The yellow triangle and purple circle represent the intersex community

Black Lives Matter Logo

The raised clenched fist represents strength, resilience, and collective resistance against systemic racism and police violence.

Autism Pride Flag

This flag celebrates autistic identity and promotes the idea that autism is a natural variation of human neurology rather than something that needs to be “fixed” or hidden. 

The chemical symbol for gold is Au, which is often embraced as a meaningful connection to the word Autism. The gold background represents the value and worth of autistic individuals, pride in autistic identity, recognition of the contributions autistic people make to society, and is a celebration of neurodiversity and individuality.

The rainbow infinity symbol represents the infinite diversity of autistic individuals and experiences, endless possibilities and potential, the broad spectrum of strengths, talents, interests, and perspectives found within the autistic community, and acceptance of neurological differences as a natural part of human diversity.

Disability Pride Flag

This flag represents all people with physical, mental, sensory, and invisible disabilities. It features a charcoal-grey background crossed by five parallel diagonal coloured stripes that cut through the darkness, symbolising community solidarity and breaking down societal barriers.

Flag design and colour meanings:

  • The charcoal-grey field represents mourning and anger for victims of ableist violence, as well as resistance and protest
  • The diagonal bands signify cutting across and overcoming the barriers that separate disabled people from society
  • The red stripe represents physical disabilities
  • The gold stripe represents neurodivergence and cognitive/intellectual differences
  • The blue stripe represents psychiatric and mental health disabilities
  • The white stripe represents invisible and undiagnosed disabilities
  • The green stripe represents sensory disabilities