Project Manager – Community Centre Development The London LGBTQ+ Community Centre project is looking for an experienced Project Manager with an understanding of the development of community spaces. This role is the first paid role at a grassroots community-based project –… Read More »We’re hiring!
@voices4ldn has coordinated an open letter to the Secretary of State for Education, Gavin Williamson MP, and Minister for Women and Equalities, Elizabeth Truss MP, to challenge the Government’s decision to stop funding LGBTQ+ anti-bullying programmes in schools. We are proud… Read More »Open letter to the Education Secretary – coordinated by Voices4 London
Hi folks Hope you’re all keeping well and staying healthy. We wanted to give a quick update as to what we’re up to at the moment. Research In 2018, we ran a research project on what the LGBTQ+ community in London wants… Read More »November update
These are times we never could have imagined just a few weeks ago. As you’ll know, this crisis represents a really desperate time for many of our siblings – particularly those who are older, with underlying health issues, homeless, refugees and… Read More »Spring update. Content warning: Covid19
It’s fantastic that Sadiq Khan has pledged to help us bring the Centre to life alongside the brilliant work he’s done with other LGBTQ+ community-focused initiatives in London so far. We welcome Sadiq’s commitment to doing all he can to… Read More »Sadiq Khan has promised to help us set up the Centre if he is re-elected.
Happy New Year! We hope you’ve had an easy start to the decade. We wanted to kick off 2020 with an update from our team – we’ve got a lot of exciting news to share with you. We’ve been busy… Read More »January 2020 Update
Hey folks. We’ve been pretty quiet lately, so here’s an update from us! Over the past six months we’ve been building relationships with solicitors who have been consulting and helping us with our application for CLG status – this is… Read More »August update
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The London LGBTQ+ Centre’s response to the transphobic group permitted to march as part of Pride in London.