Pride for All is PinkNews’ online Pride celebration. After the hardships faced by our community, we have shown that we are strongest together. So, this year’s theme for our festival is SOLIDARITY.
Pride is an opportunity to celebrate, but it is also a protest. This year, our aim is to shine a light on the experiences of our LGBTQ+ siblings, and foster understanding within our community.
In these unprecedented times, our community cannot rely on more traditional routes for the vital help it needs. This is why Pride for All is raising funds for LGBTQ+ Refugees Welcome, PinkNews’ campaign in aid of those displaced by the war in Ukraine. Donate today.
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Coming out at work can be daunting — so much so that only around half of LGBTQ+ people do so. What role do companies play in fostering the right environment for their staff to feel safe? What is the importance of being out at work? Join us for a conversation with Bruna Gil, Global Co-chair of Out@In.
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Join us for a catch-up with Jake and Hannah Graf on the joys of first-time parenting and the excitement of doing it all over again!
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Micro Rainbow, one of the beneficiaries of PinkNews’ LGBTQ+ Refugees Welcome campaign, joins Pride for All for a conversation on the realities facing LGBTQ+ asylum seekers today.
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This July marks 50 years since the first-ever Pride march in the UK, which was organised and led by the Gay Liberation Front in 1972. This year, the Gay Liberation front will honour the historic event with a protest march through the streets of London on 1 July. PinkNews sits down with activist Peter Tatchell to speak about all the ways Pride marches have changed through the years.
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Join Two Twos Podcast for a Pride for All special! Hosts Rose and Nana talk about finding community and support, and why it’s more important than ever that we remain united.
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What role does positive news play in an often daunting world? Join our hosts Spencer and Mufseen, and Oliver, PinkNews’ Head of Video, for a chat on why queer joy should take center stage more often.
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What are some of the real stories behind conversion therapy, and what impact does a partial ban have on the lives of LGBTQ+ people seeking help? We are joined by Dr Igi Moon and Carolyn Mercer who discuss their views on the current ban in light of their own experiences.
Trigger Warning: Topics discussed may be upsetting to some viewers.
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We warmly invite you to join us – from the comfort of your own home – for an online life drawing class with a twist! A nourishing, joyful, and tender workshop, drawing and adoring one another (posing is optional but warmly encouraged), celebrating Queer bodies of all shapes and sizes.
20% of the profits will be donated to the LGBTQ+ Refugees Welcome fundraising campaign.
