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This is how Pride Activists were treated in the Ukraine

Posted on: May 22nd, 2012 by History Month
This happened in Europe in 2012. Following the unexpected last minute abandonment of Pride Kiev, Pride Solidarity invite you to sign this petition To read more, go here

New Turing Exhibition Opened at Bletchley Park

Posted on: March 5th, 2012 by History Month
Family and colleagues of Alan Turing gathered together on the 5th of March to celebrate the official opening of ‘The Life and Works of Alan Turing’ at Bletchley Park. The exhibition, in Block ‘B’, is part of an ongoing development and contains a host of new memorabilia that was...

HISTORIAN MAKES HISTORY WITH BRIGHTON ‘PINK PLAQUES’ APP

Posted on: February 2nd, 2012 by History Month
UK’s first ever LGBT history app Writer and historian Rose Collis and programmer Stephen Watson are launching ‘Brighton’s Pink Plaques’, an app about Brighton’s LGBT history — believed to be the first of its kind in the UK. Based loosely on some of her ‘Walkie Talkie’ tours, the app...
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Vintage Images

Posted on: January 21st, 2011 by History Month
Paul Hartnett has a large collection of Victorian and Edwardian photographs which includes daguerreotypes, ambrotypes, tintypes, cartes-de-visite, cabinets and a plethora of ‘real-photo’ postcards. The main focus of the collection is same sex couples in affectionate poses. Read more on these thought-provoking images and what they may represent here...
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Famous LGBT People

Posted on: January 21st, 2011 by History Month
Some of the people illustrated in this section may not have identified in their lifetime as LGB or T, terms that would not have had the same meaning for them. We include them here because we believe they had an experience of or interest in same-sex love. Would you...
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Pam Isherwood – Events

Posted on: January 18th, 2011 by History Month
Photographer Pam Isherwood has been taking pictures of marches, demonstrations and Pride events from the very beginning to present day. Some of Pam’s photographs are reproduced here with her kind permission. Visit Pam’s website at http://www.pamisherwood.co.uk
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ukraine 2 This is how Pride Activists were treated in the Ukraine This happened in Europe in 2012. Following the unexpected last minute abandonment of Pride Kiev, Pride Solidarity invite you...
Turing E-Petition Calls for Turing Pardon Following a C4 drama-doc on the circumstances of the death of the great twentieth century mathematician Alan Turing –...
Ravi Ravi Sentenced After all the brou-ha-ha and the rumours of a decade of detention and deportation; the rejection of the plea-bargaining...
Kiev Kiev Pride Called off at Last Minute Pride Kiev, the Ukraine’s first pride festival, was called off just before it was due to start on the...
the-university-of-greenwich ILGA Asylum Seekers’ Survey A survey seeking the views and experiences of LGBT asylum seekers and people involved in the LGBT asylum seeking process throughout...
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ESC Support Every Second Counts A great supporter of LGBT History Month is seeking sponsors. Robert Brown will be doing an Olympic triathlon on Saturday May...
IDAHO_logo-97958 Welcome to IDAHO Today is International Day against Homophobia (IDAHO) and the theme is “Combatting homophobia and transphobia in education and through...
school Lancashire Schools Survey Shows Some Change in Schools A teachers’ survey in Lancashire following up one carried out in 2008 shows homophobia in schools is still rife....
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LGBT History Month Patrons:
John Amaechi, former international basketball player, broadcaster and psychologist, Christine Burns, Equality and diversity specialist, podcaster, campaigner, Dr Harry Cocks, social historian and writer, Angela Eagle MP Work and Pensions, Professor Viv Gardner, Martin Harris Centre for Music and Drama, Professor Martin Hall, Vice-Chancellor of the University of Salford University, Sir Ian McKellen, actor, Cyril Nri, actor, director and writer, Ian Rivers, Professor of Human Development; Subject Leader for Sports Sciences, Brunel University, Professor Sheila Rowbotham, lecturer and campaigner, Labi Siffre, poet, songwriter and singer, Professor Melanie Tebbutt, Director, Manchester Centre for Regional History, Senior Lecturer, Manchester Metropolitan University, Gareth Thomas, rugby international, Jeffrey Weeks, historian, sociologist, author and LGBT activist, Stephen Whittle OBE, Professor of Equalities Law in the School of Law at Manchester Metropolitan University