Events
LGBT Volunteering Fair 2012
Gower Street
WC1E 6BT

Looking for volunteers in London? Perhaps you'd like to volunteer at an LGBT organisation? If so, join us for drinks and nibbles at this year's LGBT volunteering fair.
Are you looking for volunteers? Book your free space at this event.
Are you interested in volunteering? Let us know you'll be coming.


The Brief Encounter: Lisa Power
CR0 1NX
Meeting to be addressed by Lisa Power, Policy Director of the Terrence Higgins Trust. Lisa grew up and discovered her sexuality in Croydon at a time when something like CAGS would have been a miracle. She subsequently went on to help found Stonewall and is the author of No Bath but Plenty of Bubbles about the history of GLF. The meeting is free and open to all.
Kairos in Soho London LGBT Learning Event: Speaker’s/Signer’s Corner
138 Kingsland Road
E2 8DY
This Learning Event will celebrate the diverse range of work carried out by LGBT organisers across London with contributions from UK Black Pride – Phyll Opoku-Gyimah; GFEST – Niranjan Kamatkar; REAP – Poornima Karnuadadacharan; Regard – Ju Gosling; Bisexual Index – Marcus Morgan; T- House – Jael Sade Townsend Marrett; Imaan – Yusuf Gojikian; Deaf Leather Bear Group – Philip Nix; Out for Our Children – We are Family Animation. Foroyaa will perform and there will be many opportunities for sharing stories and developing and building relationships. We aim to maintain an equalities focus throughout.
Hot food from Chennai Dosa will be available from 5.15pm
Who the event is for:
The target audience is diverse lesbian gay bisexual and transgender organisers in independent and mainstream LGBT organisations, and invited representatives from funders and infrastructure organisations.
The venue is fully accessible and BSL interpretation will be available.
Booking essential by 4th February 2012. Please email joseph.swift@kairosinsoho.org.uk
Deptford Film Club presents WEEKEND
(opposite New Cross train station)
SE14 6TY
Weekend is perhaps the best British film of 2011 – a fascinating, intimate and moving film that has become a major cross-over hit in UK cinemas.
After a drunken house party with his straight mates, Russell heads out to a gay club. Just before closing time he picks up Glen but what’s expected to be just a one-night stand becomes something else, something special.
UK 2011 | 97 minutes | Certificate 18 “Andrew Haigh’s study of a temporary relationship… is eloquently directed, acted with conviction and, above all, written with a shrewd feeling for truth” EVENING STANDARD
Deptford Film Club presents WEEKEND
(opposite New Cross train station)
SE14 6TY
Weekend is perhaps the best British film of 2011 – a fascinating, intimate and moving film that has become a major cross-over hit in UK cinemas.
After a drunken house party with his straight mates, Russell heads out to a gay club. Just before closing time he picks up Glen but what’s expected to be just a one-night stand becomes something else, something special.
UK 2011 | 97 minutes | Certificate 18 “Andrew Haigh’s study of a temporary relationship… is eloquently directed, acted with conviction and, above all, written with a shrewd feeling for truth” EVENING STANDARD
Cootan Arts
237 Walworth Road
SE17 1RL
Free Podcasting and Film-making workshops at CoolTan Arts,
Film-making Fridays 11am-3pm lunch provided. All skill levels are welcome to make a creative documentary for CoolTan.
Podcasting Thursdays 4-6pm learn sound recording and hear your work broadcast on CoolTan’s website.
LGBT Animation Thursdays 11am-1pm learn animation skills in a safe, supportive environment.
These three workshops are exploring experiences of personal budgets everyone is welcome, if you have a budget or have never had one. To register contact clara@cooltanarts.org.uk or call 0207 701 2696
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Merton LGBT Forum - Film Screening of The Secret Diaries of Miss Anne Lister
SM4 5DX
Ann Lister lived an extraordinary life as a writer, landowner, industrialist, traveller and lesbian in early nineteenth century Halifax. She kept a detailed account of her life, loves and emotions in her diaries, which were written in code and have only recently been deciphered. The diaries form the basis of this drama and provide an astonishing insight into the life of the woman who has been called 'Britain’s first modern lesbian'.
This screening is part of Merton's program of events to celebrate LGBT History Month 2012. Admission is free and open to all. Note this film has been rated Certificate 15.
