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Homotopia Festival 2023 is coming!
Queer Creatives Meet-up
QueerCore at Homotopia Festival 2023
Noiregayze Presents: I, ME, MINE Exhibition
Quiz with the Queers
QueerCore Showcase: Bronwyn Andrews
Documentary Film Night: Tops
World AIDs Day Events
Mark World Aids Day with a series of events at Museum of Liverpool in partnership with @sahirhouse. Supported by Liverpool Public Health Team
Thursday 30 November – Saturday 2 December
The UK AIDS Memorial Quilt Exhibition
Wednesday 29 November – Friday 1 December
Oral History Sessions for People Affected by HIV
Wednesday 29 & Thursday 30 November / 10 – 11.30am
Liverpool in the 80’s – Queer Music and Nightlife
Wednesday 29 November / 2 – 3.30pm
Women and HIV
Thursday 30 November / 2 – 3.30pm
Living with HIV
Friday 1 December / 6 – 7pm
World AIDS Day Vigil
Saturday 2 December / 10 – 11am
The Mersey Model: Saving Lives Globally
Artist session with Roberto Tovar / 1-3
More information and to book tickets go to the link in our bio.
Mark World Aids Day with a series of events at @museumofliverpool in partnership with Sahir. Supported by Liverpool Public Health Team
Artist session with Roberto Tovar
Saturday 2nd December
*updated time* 1-3 pm
Join Mexican HIV activist and artist, Roberto Tovar, founder of Número de Serie, for a session in which he will explore his work, which delivers an important sexual heath message within Latin communities.
Booking essential - link in bio to book
We love working with local creatives, so we’re over the moon to work on the delivery of this shoot with some amazing Liverpool fans from local inclusive footy league @theafleague.
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World AIDS Day Vigil
Liverpool Parish Church
Friday 1st December
6pm – 7pm
Join @sahirhouse for a special World AIDS Day Vigil they are hosting. Let’s remember people lost to HIV, show our solidarity with people living with HIV around the world and commit ourselves to ending HIV stigma and discrimination.
No booking is required.
The UK AIDS Memorial Quilt Exhibition
Thursday 30th November – Saturday 2nd December
@museumofliverpool @sahirhouse
The UK AIDS Memorial Quilt is an irreplaceable piece of social history. In total there are 48 twelve-foot by twelve-foot panels, each comprising up to 8 smaller panels. Each individual panel commemorates someone who died of AIDS and has been lovingly made by their friends, lovers or family. Sahir in collaboration with Homotopia will display several poignant panels – all created in memory of Merseyside residents.
This display will include a new work by the artist Roberto Tovar and images taken by the photographer Laura MaCann.
in Partnership with Sahir and supported by Liverpool Public Health Team
The Mersey Model: Saving Lives Globally
Saturday 2nd December
10:30am – 12pm
@museumofliverpool
A fascinating talk from former regional public health director Professor John Ashton. Find out how Merseyside was at the centre of the development of a groundbreaking HIV harm reduction approach, which avoided a crisis among people who use drugs and was adopted globally to save many lives.
Book in our bio.
In partnership with @sahirhouse and supported by Liverpool Public Health Team
Oral History Sessions for People Affected by HIV
Women and HIV
Wednesday 29 November: 2pm – 3.30 pm
@museumofliverpool
This session is for women across Merseyside who are either living with HIV or have supported others living with HIV.
Oral History Sessions for People Affected by HIV
Living with HIV
Thursday 30 November: 2pm – 3.30 pm
@museumofliverpool
Share your experiences of living with HIV today in Merseyside.
In partnership with @sahirhouse and supported by Liverpool Public Health Team
Oral History Sessions for People Affected by HIV
Remembering Those We Have Lost
Friday 1st December 10:30 am – 12:00pm
@museumofliverpool
For those who have lost loved ones through the AIDS epidemic; we are especially interested to hear from Merseyside people who made a UK Aids Memorial Quilt Panel.
In partnership with @sahirhouse and supported by Liverpool Public Health Team
