Brian Butler watches a deeply moving quartet of young Queer stories
Brighton housing campaigner warns of LGBTQ+ homelessness
Daniel Harris, a Brighton housing campaigner, is encouraging the council to create more specialist support for LGBTQ+ homeless people.
Crystal Lubrikunt to stream ‘Santa’s Little Slag’ for AKT
Join Brighton-born drag performer turned international lip sync assassin Crystal Lubrikunt on Christmas Eve at 9.30pm.
Queer Frontiers raise £26,000 for LGBT+ charities
ARTIQ, an art consultancy and advisory company, celebrate the recent success of charity art exhibition Queer Frontiers in London, which raised over £26,000 for LGBT+ charities Albert Kennedy Trust and LGBT+ Switchboard.
Room for Love – ‘They Made This’ support akt
Room For Love a new exhibition of Pride posters from artists and illustrators who are part of the They Made This collective, launch at their new pop-up print shop on Brighton’s Dukes Lane to kick off Pride celebrations on Saturday, August 3.
Albert Kennedy Trust marks 30th anniversary with brand refresh
Albert Kennedy Trust unveils new brand identity including their own take on the rainbow flag. National LGBTQ+ youth homelessness charity akt (formerly The Albert Kennedy Trust) launches their first brand refresh since 2009.
Lady Phyll becomes a Patron of Albert Kennedy Trust
Phyll Opoku-Gyimah, also known as Lady Phyll, has joined the LGBTQ+ youth homeless charity The Albert Kennedy Trust (AKT), as a patron.
Morrisons’ support LGBT+ youth homelessness this Valentines with Rainbow Rose
Morrisons create a Rainbow Rose to celebrate ‘all love’ this Valentines day and have chosen to support The Albert Kennedy Trust (AKT) with sales of the rose.
Debate about LGBT+ homelessness at LIB DEM conference this evening
Preventing Lifetimes of Homelessness -a panel debate about LGBT+ homelessness takes place this evening at the Hilton Metropole Hotel during the Liberal Democrat Party Conference.
OPINION: LGBT youth and the homelessness crisis in Brighton and Hove by Bright Daffodil
If you live in and around Brighton, it’s impossible not to notice the streets are littered with bodies and makeshift beds. Homelessness has always been a problem, but it’s never been as taken for granted as now. 2018 sees the highest numbers of homelessness since the 80s. In fact, worse than that, now we have children leaving care and ending upon the streets, with no provision. NO future!
