Huge thanks to all our supporters & donors – You make it possible. Celebrate with us at the Equality Ball on 26 November in London … Read More »Peter Tatchell Foundation celebrates 5 years of human rights work
I am thrilled once again to be a part of LGBT History Month, and to have this venue to present the latest aspect of my… Read More »Professor Charles Upchurch on “Military Masculinity and Same-Sex Desire in Early Nineteenth Century Britain”
York LGBT History Month 2016 sees a record number of events take place this February in and around the city of York. The entire community… Read More »York LGBT History Month 2016 and National Festival Hub
Stuart Milk is a global LGBT human rights activist and political speaker. He’s also the nephew of the late US civil rights campaigner Harvey Milk. Stuart’s… Read More »Stuart Milk on Continuing his Uncle's Legacy and the Importance of Teaching LGBT History
In February of 2015 we held the first National Festival of LGBT History and the second What is LGBT History and How to Do It… Read More »An introduction to National LGBT History Festival – Sue Sanders' introduction
The Proud Trust (formerly LGBT Youth NW) have produced a new youth work and education resource pack: “In the UK we dedicate October to exploring and… Read More »Proud trust Makes Links with Black History Month
Lord Montagu has died aged 88. Founder of the National Motor Museum and past Chair of English Heritage, Edward Douglas-Scott Montagu was arrested in 1954… Read More »RIP Lord Montagu 20 October 1926 – 31 August 2015
Schools OUT UK is delighted to announce the Call for History & Archival Presentations for the 2nd National Festival of LGBT History to be celebrated five Regional Hub’s every Weekend in LGBT HM (February) in 2016.
The Third ‘What is & How to Do LGBT History?’ Conference Manchester: Friday 26 to Sunday 28 February 2016 The third ‘What is & How… Read More »Academic Call for Papers for the Third "What is & How to Do LGBT History: Methods, Subjects and Approaches"
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.
