GAY TIMES is sad to report the death of Chris Graham-Bell, the founder of GAY TIMES Magazine. Chris launched the magazine in 1974 when the rights of gay men and women were still being hard fought for, and in doing that, he played a significant part in getting their voices heard. He was refused a […]
One of the biggest challenges of this unsettling time is the isolation we feel as we’re separated from friends and family, all the people for whom we care most deeply. But just being alone is only part of the difficulty. Our sense of remoteness is intensified by a pall of unease we can’t define: Loss and sorrow are also […]
We are seeking a capable and experienced Youth Work Manager to join our team. This vacancy is for: 30 hours per week 12 months fixed term (with potential to extend the role, funding dependent) at a rate of £31,024.50 pro rata full time equivalent, plus pension contributions. You will be joining a caring and dedicated team, […]
DWe here at Women’s Writes are SO excited to be sitting down Diana Souhami to discuss her fantastic new book No Modernism Without Lesbians. Part of the founding ethos of Women’s Writes was to elevate women’s voices, and in this fantastic book, Diana is doing just that. Sylvia Beach, Bryher, Natalie Barney, and Gertrude Stein. […]
Anchor Hanover is England’s largest not-for-profit provider of care and housing for people in later life. This year, to celebrate LGBT+ History month’s theme of Poetry, Prose and Plays, a writing competition was held which was open to both colleagues and residents. Here Anchor Hanover share three of their winning entries. Jay Crowter, a care […]
LGBT History Month is a month-long observance of lesbian, gay, bi and transgender (LGBT+) history and is a means of raising awareness for the issues faced by LGBT+ people. Building Equality have been hosting events, talks and discussions from prominent figures from our industry and beyond, across the whole of February 2020. This includes their […]
Schools OUT UK Committee member Maisie Barker was recently interviewed by Manchester-based Chewing The Cud.
Read it online at the below link: https://www.gscene.com/wp-content/uploads/2020/01/02_Gscene_Feb2020pdf.pdf
Ancient House Teenage History Club created this film to inspire other museums to find LGBTQ+ object in their collections and encourage better representation of queer stories in all museums. Part of Kick the Dust Norfolk – a National Lottery Heritage Fund project. It’s the first day of @LGBTHM and we are proud to premier @AHTeenHC‘s […]
You are cordially invited to the launch of the Queering the North exhibition at the Museum of Free Derry on 2 February 2020 at 6.00pm. The exhibition will be the first to present the unique LGBT+ history of the North of Ireland/Northern Ireland from 1967 to the present day. The Museum of Free Derry is […]
