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DIVA Magazine, Europe's best-selling monthly publication catering to lesbian and gay women, will be jointly hosting a seminar-style discussion focusing on community, allyship and activism against the backdrop of today's challenging global climate.
According to a press release from the magazine, tickets are now on sale for what promises to be an engaging panel event. The gathering, organised by the DIVA Charitable Trust, will take place on 1 July at the Pan Pacific London hotel as part of the Pride on the Plaza programme.
Titled "Holding the Line: Inclusion, Courage and Community in Changing Times", the session will feature four speakers: Roxy Bourdillon, Char Bailey, Moud Goba and Lisa Smith. Together they will explore themes of inclusion, solidarity and community at a moment when the social and political landscape is shifting rapidly. The conversation is expected to be both sincere and optimistic.
Attendees can look forward to hearing from impressive panellists, taking part in a thoughtful exchange of ideas, and mixing with fellow guests over drinks and canapés during networking slots scheduled either side of the discussion.
Those wishing to secure a spot can do so via the Belonging Project website, using the link: https://belongingproject.city/plaza-diva-panel. Admission is free but ticketed, so early booking is advised to avoid disappointment.
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