Stonewall Equality Walk, 2015
Hundreds of people will join together for Stonewall’s Equality Walk on Sunday May 10 and everyone is invited to join them! Taking in the sights of the historic Brighton seafront, this 10k or 3k challenge is perfect to do with friends, family or workmates to raise money to help Stonewall bring an end
Hundreds of people will join together for Stonewall’s Equality Walk on Sunday May 10 and everyone is invited to join them!
Taking in the sights of the historic Brighton seafront, this 10k or 3k challenge is perfect to do with friends, family or workmates to raise money to help Stonewall bring an end to bullying and discrimination.
Since 1989, Stonewall has helped campaign to achieve full legal protection for lesbian, gay and bisexual people in the UK. But there’s still lots to do to ensure that all workplaces, schools and neighbourhoods are safe and supportive to all people, no matter their gender identity or sexual orientation.
The Equality Walk is open to people of all ages, backgrounds and abilities. You’ll enjoy live music, food, entertainment and more. Registration is £15 and children aged 12 and under can take part for free.
Event: Stonewall Equality Walk 2015
Where: Brighton – starts and ends at Brighton Royal Pavilion Gardens
When: Sunday, May 10, 2015
Time: Noon start with garden party until 6 p.m.
Costs: Registration: £15, kids 12 and under free
The Equality Walk is a 10k challenge in Brighton, where hundreds of people like you will gather together to make a difference for LGBT equality.
To register online, click here:
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