Speaker Wanted for Dept of International Trade 14th February 2019
We are having a reception to celebrate LGBT+ history month on the afternoon of Thursday 14th February and we’re currently trying to find a speaker
We are having a reception to celebrate LGBT+ history month on the afternoon of Thursday 14th February and we’re currently trying to find a speaker
Inkbrew Productions is thrilled to present: The Adhesion of Love as the 2019 national heritage premiere for LGBT History Month. Touring venues in Lancashire, Manchester… Read More »LGBT History Month Premieres New Play On How A Man From Bolton met Queer Literary Hero Walt Whitman
My subject for LGBT History Month 2019 is Mary McIntosh 1936-2013 who was indisputably Britain’s leading feminist. McIntosh was educated at High Wycombe School and St Anne’s College, Oxford, where she studied Politics, Philosophy and Economics. After graduating in 1958 she moved to the University of California, Berkeley, where she worked as a graduate student and teaching assistant in the Sociology Department, out of which grew her interest in criminology.
We know a fair bit about what happened to gay men in the English mental health system. For example, the fact that some men received ‘aversion therapy’ (see, for example, Curing Queers by Tommy Dickenson). But what happened to Lesbians? We have been exploring LGBT; women’s; and mental health archives to find out what happened to same-sex attracted women in the mental health system in England. As a result of our research, we could offer talks on the following topics:
New Stephen M Hornby work focusing on the infamous Bermondsey by-election to be performed during LGBT History Month 2019 @PHMMcr People’s History Museum (PHM) has… Read More »PHM’s Playwright in Residence to Debut Peter Tatchell Play
The legendary Stuart Milk , Human Rights Campaigner, founder of The Harvey Milk Institute and nephew of Harvey Milk, will be in the UK on… Read More »Stuart Milk to Visit UK for History Month