>The Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association (GALHA) celebrates its 30th anniversary at a free public event on Friday 10th July 2009. The event will include… Read More »Gay and Lesbian Humanists Celebrate 30 Years of Achievement
>It is 40 years today since the Stonewall Riots took place. Jim Fouratt, later founder of the Gay Liberation Front, who was there, and Kenneth… Read More »Stonewall Riots Remembered
>We seek them out so you don’t have to. This is our weekly non-exhaustive round up of upcoming LGBT programmes on the radio and television.… Read More »LGBT Related Radio and TV Programmes, 27th June – 3rd July
>The ‘Stonewall Riots’ on 28 June 1969, in New York, are remembered as the start of the global LGBTQ rights movement. This year is the… Read More »Stonewall Riots 40th Anniversary – London Event
>Will Young and Nelson Mandela will stand side by side in a new exhibition of ‘gay icons’. The singer and the former South African president… Read More »Gay Icons at the National Portrait Gallery
>Gilbert and George have no friends, no kitchen, and dress only in tweed. On the eve of their strangest show yet, the ‘living sculptures’ talk… Read More »Gilbert and George: The Odd Couple
>Asia is set to become the new dominant economic and cultural pole in the next few decades. There remains many questions about human rights in… Read More »Queering Asia
>Schools Out today called on LGBT education workers and supporters of equality in education to march together at London Pride, on Saturday 4 July. Organiser… Read More »Schools Out Call for Pride Paraders
>Sir Ian McKellen explains why everyone has the right to live openly, as we approach the 40th anniversary of the Stonewall riots. I remember when… Read More »‘Come Out, Come Out, Wherever You Are’
>To mark Refugee Week 2009, Peter Tatchell was one of three public figures honoured with the London Citizen of Sanctuary Award 2009, in recognition of… Read More »Peter Tatchell Is London Citizen of Sanctuary 2009
