>The National Portrait Gallery in London is to host a talk highlighting key lesbian and gay figures in British cinema. The talk will be held… Read More »National Portrait Gallery Talk to Celebrate Lesbians and Gay Men in British Cinema
>The 2010 Nordic Rainbow Humanists award has gone to secretary general George Thindwa and his colleagues of the Association for Secular Humanism of Malawi. “This… Read More »Nordic Rainbow Humanists Award 2010 Goes to Malawi
>Four sportsmen who broke ground by daring to declare their homosexuality have praised Sheffield Eagles’ decision to take a stand against homophobia in sport. Dual-code… Read More »Sports Stars Praise Eagles’ Anti-homophobia Stance
>Ric Todd, the British Ambassador to Poland, marked the 28th of February by visiting the Polish National Library to see a very special copy of… Read More »LGBT History Month Closes with Landmark Event in Polish Embassy
>The latest edition of the LGBT History Month bulletin is now available, as usual packed-full of news, information, notices of upcoming events and quotations. To… Read More »Bulletin No 83
> Rev. Peter Gomes1942-2011 The openly-gay, American preacher, theologian, and a professor at Harvard University’s Divinity School, Peter Gomes has died, aged 69. Peter Gomes… Read More »Rev. Peter Gomes Dies
On March 13 at 3.00 pm, Sheffield Eagles’ first home game of the season, the team will be walking onto the pitch wearing a kit carrying the message‘HOMOPHOBIA – TACKLE IT’ sponsored by LGBT History Month and Pride Sports.
A list of LGBT women who have had a major impact. Thanks to Amelia Jenne.
