CrawleyLGBT to benefit from the Co-op’s Local Community Fund
CrawleyLGBT, which raises awareness of the LGBTQ+ community in the town, has announced it has been been specially selected to benefit from the Co-op’s Local Community Fund.
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Charity urges online lockdown events to improve deaf accessibility
UK charity Stagetext, which provides captioning and live subtitling in theatres and cultural venues for those who are deaf of hard of hearing, has urged those providing virtual lockdown events to ensure they are accessible for the 12 million with hearing loss.
Have your say: planning for the 2020 Trans Day of Remembrance
The Clare Project and QTIPoC Narratives Collective have set up an online consultation survey for TNBI (trans, non-binary, intersex and gender-variant) people and QTIBIPoC (queer trans intersex black indigenous people of colour) to share their ideas for the 2020 Trans Day of Remembrance.
The Rainbow Hub to run telephone service during lockdown.
The local point of contact for LGBTQ+ people seeking up to date help, information or guidance, in a safe, non-judgemental environment will remain available through a telephone service from 2-6pm daily, except Sundays.
Brighton & Hove Buses publish Sustainability Report 2020
The report highlights the company’s commitment to staff, passengers and the local communities it serves.
Breaking the Spell to feature in Fringe Queer Film Festival
This year’s London Fringe Film Festival is due to feature an online screening of queer historical piece, Breaking the Spell.
MindOut Peer Support Groups open to new members in November & December
MindOut, the LGBTQ+ mental health service, offers friendly, supportive groups for our LGBTQ+ communities, where you can share your experiences, talk about how you manage and find out what helps others.