Scotland has made history by becoming the first country in the world to make the teaching of LGBTQ+ history compulsory in schools.
Scotland has made history by becoming the first country in the world to make the teaching of LGBTQ+ history compulsory in schools.
Germany offering compensation to 249 people who faced persecution under a 1871 law that criminalised same-sex relationships between men.
This Pride month, we are remembering the work of black LGBTQ+ activists who paved the way for equality.
Queer Heritage South launch A Queer Digitial Museum tomorrow!
Queer Britain, Levi’s® and Post Office invite members of LGBTQ+ communities and allies to write an open letter, recording and preserving valuable accounts of what it means to be LGBTQ+ in Britain today.
The symposium will see selected presenters join invited artists and practitioners to share their thoughts on creatively engaging with the LGBTQ+ past.
Archivist Penny McMahon to give a FREE 30-minute talk in Parliament on Thursday, July 30 from 6pm
Author Jane Traies has lived through some of the most defining moments of LGBTQ+ history
