>Citizens Advice, the national network of charities, is proud to announce sponsorship of LGBT History Month in February 2008. LGBT History Month celebrates the lives… Read More »Press Release: Citizens Advice Sponsors LGBT History Month
>Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes is a new documentary examining manhood, sexism, and homophobia in hip-hop culture. Director Byron Hurt, former star college quarterback, longtime… Read More »Hip-Hop: Beyond Beats and Rhymes
>The Trans with Pride Conference Report 2007 is now available Trans with Pride was a one-day conference held on Friday 15th June 2007 in east… Read More »Trans with Pride Conference Report 2007
>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 42
>Arts Council Cuts Grants to The Drill Hall Theatre & Queer Up North. Two major bastions of LGBT culture under attack! LGBT History Month have… Read More »Arts Council Grants Cuts
>A draft bill before the Iraqi parliament would grant an amnesty for as many as 5,000 prisoners, yet excludes those convicted of homosexual “crimes.” Ali… Read More »Iraq Prisoner Amnesty Excludes Gay Men
>A snapshot of gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans people in British politics has revealed that women are seriously under-represented. Find out more here.
>Below is a link to a recording of Truman Capote reading his short story A Christmas Memory. It shows a very different Truman Capote from… Read More »Truman Capote Reads “A Christmas Memory”
>Sir Ian McKellen, CBE, patron of LGBT History Month, affectionately known as Serena (a nickname given to him by Stephen Fry), will soon be able… Read More »Sir Ian McKellen to Become a Companion of Honour
>The London Gay Men’s Chorus singing a new version of Hark the Herald at the Barbican Theatre, London during Make the Yuletide Gay, their Christmas… Read More »Coming Out at Christmas
