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Category: Identity

invite: (role) models to feature ‘in the picture’

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.

23 November 2019
read: windrush – a collection shared

An exceptional tale and example – Dirg Aab-Richards, protecting and sharing our heritage

17 October 2019
Put Yourself ‘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.

6 September 2019
VIEW: Seen on Scene: Black Boy Joy @ Pride

We invited fashion photographer Benjamin Glean to use his considerable skills to capture images of Black queer men at UK Black Pride earlier this month, to kick off our new feature, Seen on Scene.

16 July 2019
Introducing ‘Seen on Scene’: #Visibility Matters

Introducing ‘Seen on Scene’ – Visibility matters but raises questions that are too rarely asked – whose visibility? Visible to who? Visible for what? Is vanity enough?

16 July 2019
view: Orange File

In 2003 when Lius was subject to a vicious homophobic attack in a London street, he thought he might die. Very much alive, for Pride2019 he responds; with beauty – Orange File

6 July 2019
SHOP: revolutionary love; the collection

In association with Unapologaytic – the T-Shirts you need for Pride2019

24 June 2019
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