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Category: Health

self-care: breathe846.org – reclaim time from racism

One month since the police killing of George Floyd, we invite you to reflect, re-focus and recharge – racism is exhausting, racism is traumatic, at breathe846 choose from the 10 ways to take control, relax and breathe – all especially designed by our partners for you.

24 June 2020
Links: Life with Miss Rona

On Sunday 29 March – members of the BlackOut Collective presented an online discussion, ‘Living with Miss Rona’ – here are the links and resources they identified

31 March 2020
Apply: wanted: 10 community researchers

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

17 May 2019
Watch: #Speechless No.6 – Patti, Luther and the end of ambiguity

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

28 February 2019
Read: Picking battles

If we want representation, then we have to represent

18 December 2018
Watch: No longer speechless? World Aids Day 2018

This World Aids Day we remember those we have lost This World Aids Day we stand in solidarity with those living with HIV This World Aids Day we give thanks for the efforts of those who have worked and continue to work to limit the impact of HIV in our lives This World Aids Day…

1 December 2018
Listen: Is Being Black and Queer bad for your health? The Report back

In August we were pleased to work with Black Thrive to host the first in our series of Delicious Deliberations, where we gather Black LGBTQI people to break bread and share in conversations that matter, about our past, present and future. Listen to our discussions on health and wellbeing for Black LGBTQ people in Lambeth…

6 September 2018
Watch: Throwback Thursdays – Catalyst @ Naz

The project was named Catalyst as a marker of its intention to build a new generation of activists for sexual health. During the three years it was funded, the Catalyst Programme trained 20 service users per year using 4 OCN‑accredited community engagement modules

6 September 2018