The Equal Love campaign is today formally closing its 2011 application to the European Court of Human Rights (ECtHR), which sought to secure full equality… Read More »'Equal Love' Campaign Falls at European Hurdle
The University of Creative Arts (UCA) is seeking new/recent photographic work that reflect and capture contemporary LGBT experience, culture and politics. Submissions will be towards an… Read More »Shake the Bottle: UCA Calls for Artwork
TRIBUTES have been paid to a campaigner, journalist and co-founder of the Free Pride festival who has died suddenly, aged 56. Sheila McWattie, of York… Read More »Sheila McWattie
Stuart Milk, International Human Rights and LGBT Rights campaigner talks to Gaydio about his uncle’s legacy and The Harvey Milk Foundation, as well as talking… Read More »Stuart Milk Interview
LGBT History Month Chair Sue Sanders is now an Emeritus Professor thanks to The Harvey Milk Institute. The lifelong equalities campaigner was visibly delighted as… Read More »Stuart Milk Hands Honorary Professorship to Sue Sanders at Historic Event
A major new initiative to tackle hate crime has been announced by the LGBT Consortium today. It brings together a partnership of 31 Lesbian, Gay,… Read More »New National Hate Crime Partership
Peter Tatchell today defended his stance on trans rights and free speech following a Twitterstorm of abuse, hatemail and death wishes in response to his… Read More »Tatchell Defends Stance Following Twitterstorm
Over the festival weekend, I’m launching Amiable Warriors, the history of the Campaign for Homosexual Equality (CHE). Founded in 1964 as the North West local committee of the Homosexual Law Reform Society, CHE mutated over the next few years into the largest LGBT organisation this country has ever known.
#weshouldbeseen is King’s College London’s LGBTQ society’s 2015 history month campaign, in association and with support from KCLiFemsoc. #weshouldbeseen aims to highlight, address and push… Read More »Anti Whitewashing Campaign Does Daily Queer, Trans, Intersex People of Colour Hero on tumblr
American LGBT history has a wealth of cinematic output: from the classic Paris Is Burning (1991) to Milk (2008) and Dallas Buyer’s Club (2013). On our side of the Atlantic, what film representations are there of LGBT activist history?
