Join us for informal, lively discussions, focused debate, chat, and connection. Join us where Black Queer experiences move from the margins to centre stage (without apology).
Register today Continue reading ONLINE EVENT: BLACK HISTORY MONTH – THE STORIES NOT CHOSEN
Work, finance and developmemt are up for discussion by the Blay Coin Collective and invited guests in this webinar recording. Continue reading LINKS: LIVING WITH MISS RONA PT. 2
We’re back! After the stonking success of the first Black Men Who Brunch, we can’t wait to bring you the second of our day long events that centre and celebrate Black gay/bi/trans men. Sunday 23rd Feb, Central London 12 – 9 Continue reading EVENT: Black men who brunch – the sequel
As important to us, is that we take this unique opportunity to see, and understand, each other. While government, and the public services that our taxes contribute to, have a responsibility to respond to our needs, we could be the heroes we’ve been waiting for. Continue reading invite: (role) models to feature ‘in the picture’
Black bi/gay/trans men who live, work or play in London are invited to complete this online survey and contribute to this BlackOut peer-led research project undertaken with support from the Mayor of London. Continue reading Put Yourself ‘In the Picture’
Your chance to shape the research agenda, engage with policy decision-makers across London, and give voice to the issues and concerns raised by Black queer men. Application deadline Wed 19 June Continue reading Apply: wanted: 10 community researchers
In the latest instalment of BlackOut’s Speechless series, Antoine Rogers reflects on the posthumous outing of Luther Vandross, the complexities of disclosure for Black men and the nature of allyship #Speechless Continue reading Watch: #Speechless No.6 – Patti, Luther and the end of ambiguity
Join BlackOut Queer Menz 1st event. a smartphone film-making workshop. You’ll be working with the other BlackOut Queer MenZ to share your stories, build your networks of friends, and find potential creative collaborators for future projects Continue reading Launch: BlackOut Queer MenZ
We see you. Thanks for helping us to see us. Continue reading WATCH: Seen on screen
I was doing what I wasn’t supposed to be doing for a long time and had to pay the price for that. I didn’t want to pay it no more. So I made a new choice. Continue reading Watch This Space: Aaron Lambert
Meet Kevin Morosky Exec Producer of #Qmmunitypod Continue reading Watch This Space: Qmmunitypod’s Kevin Morosky
In 2010, BigUp@GMFA Project Manager and filmmaker, Jaime Sylla, embarked on a quest to amplify the stories of Black Gay men – the result was ‘Beyond Labels’. The film focused on testimonies from four men – Ted, Vernal, DJ and Christian – at different life stages. Continue reading Watch: Throwback Thursdays – Beyond Labels
