B RIGHT ON LGBT Festival: Be Safe, Stay Safe! Public Community Safety Meeting tonight
The regular quarterly public meeting hosted by the Brighton & Hove LGBT Community Safety Forum will be held in the Phil Starr Pavilion tonight, Wednesday, February 8 during LGBT History Month.The group, an established independent LGBT Forum of eight elected, unpaid volunteers, works with the LGBT co
The regular quarterly public meeting hosted by the Brighton & Hove LGBT Community Safety Forum will be held in the Phil Starr Pavilion tonight, Wednesday, February 8 during LGBT History Month.
The group, an established independent LGBT+ Forum of eight elected, unpaid volunteers, works with the LGBT+ community to address and improve safety and access issues cross the city of Brighton & Hove.
They undertake cultural, educational and social safety community activities and all type of LGBT+ community/inclusion and accessibility initiatives.
For details of guest speakers and meeting agenda, click here:
LGBT History Month is an international month-long annual observance of LGBT+ History and the opportunity to commemorate and remember the bravery of those who campaigned and spoke out over the years to help us achieve the freedoms and equality we enjoy today.
The PHIL STARR PAVILION, located in New Steine Gardens, Brighton, BN2 1PB has a fully functional stage, light and sound system with heating and licenced bar.
This ground breaking affiliation seeks to engage the city in the wide range of issues highlighted through the work of the Brighton & Hove LGBT Community Safety Forum, as well as partner/stakeholder work.
Event: Quarterly meeting of LGBT Community Safety Forum, Be Safe, Stay Safe
Where: Phil Starr Pavilion, New Steine Gardens, Brighton
When: Wednesday, February 8
Time: 7pm – 8.30pm
Entry: Free
For more information about the LGBT Community Safety Forum, click here:
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