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Corporal Jon Cox, Combat HR Speciailist, will be the key speaker. Corporal Cox will give an overview of the history of LGBT in the British Army. Furthermore, he will critically discuss the progress made by the army in an attempt to be more LGBT friendly. So is the Army really still homophobic? Come and find out and join the debate. After the discussion, a screening of 'Serving in Silence' will be played. The event is free and everyone is welcome.
Are you interested in improving the responses to lesbian gay bisexual and transgender (LGBT) domestic abuse victim/survivors in the North East? This event is aimed at making the case for a Regional LGBT Domestic Abuse Forum. Hosted by Gateshead Council in partnership with Victim Support North East. The day will explore three areas where research indicates there is a gap in provision for those in LGBT relationships experiencing domestic abuse: Recognition of domestic abuse in LGBT relationships, Prevention of domestic abuse in LGBT relationships, Responding to domestic abuse in LGBT relationships. Space will also be set aside for those who are interested in creating a regional network to continue developing good practice in these three areas. Speakers and workshops will also be a part of the day. Please fill in the Domestic Abuse Event Booking Form.
Anthony Young, TPA, has vast experience of working with the Trans community. This talk will discuss the contemporary issues facing Trans people as well as an interesting dive into the past... A very informative yet novel discussion. After the talk, there will be a screening of the film 'TransAmerica'.
Mike Kay, Service Manager at Teesside Positive Action, will be the key speaker; discussing the history of HIV in the gay community and an overview of how this has shaped our culture to date. After some questions, there will be a screening of 'And The Band Played On'. The event is FREE and open to everyone.
Anthony Young, Teesside Positive Action, will be the key speaker; talking about the gay civil rights movements and the fight for equality. After the dicussion, there will be a screening of 'MILK'. This event is FREE and not to be missed...
An evening of comedy featuring Matt Reed, Jonathan Mayor and Bethany Black. There is a charge of £ 3 to the event, this money is going directly to SuperGay. As you can see, it's a fantastic line-up, similar events in Newcastle for a smaller line up cost £ 11+! Please note the event is 18+ due to content. The venue is wheelchair accessible, please contact Phil on 07967 643754 if you have any access requirements. Please pass this on to your networks. Hope to see you there!
Newcastle Univesity's Mosaic Network and the University and College Union presents a celebrated film as part of LGBT HIstory Month Cert 15, Dir. Lisa Cholodenko. USA 2010. 1hr 46mins. Together with the Tyneside Cinema we're bringing back one of the best films of last year, the gloriously funny, heartfelt and warming film 'The Kids Are All Right'. Nominated for three awards (and winning one) at this year's Golden Globes, The Kids Are All Right follows Nic (Annette Bening, American Beauty) and Jules (Julianne Moore, A Single Man), a married couple with two teenage children Joni and Laser (Alice In Wonderland's Mia Wasikowska and Josh Hutcherson). But when the brother and sister bring their biological father Paul (Mark Ruffalo, Shutter Island) into their lives, life takes a dramatic turn.
Please book your tickets by calling 0845 217 9909 or pop into the Tyneside Box Office. Student Discount is available
An evening of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Transgender History Tyneside CHE - 'Homosexuality - A Fact of Life' 'Gateway to Heaven' by Clare Summerskill Transgender themed readings Perceptions of younger LGB people on Tyneside
