Activism and Advocacy
New Book Showcases the AIDS "Day without Art" Initiative
Visual AIDS Collective reports that a forthcoming book will look at the "Day without Art" Initiative, which since 1989...
We are always pleased to be able to report on events and developments in LGBTQIA Media and allied outlets. In Bristol, community youth broadcaster NOODS Radio, which recently celebrated ten years online, has come to the Digital DAB+ platform, broadcasting over the city as does our home station BCFM and others such as Ujima Radio and SWU. Co-founded by local female activist Izzy Cross, the Noods Radio project champions local and up and coming talent across a wide range of music genres. It particularly celebrates helping women, AFAB and non-binary people gain an audience with a view to helping them progress their careers.
Listeners in Bristol may have to "rescan" their digital radio sets to get a full compliment of stations including Noods.
LGBTQIA Election watchers and politicians have broadly welcomed the result of the Holborn and St Pancras By Election, which was triggered by the standing down of former Prime Minister Sir Kier Starmer. Parties traditionally supportive of LGBTQI...
Visual AIDS Collective reports that a forthcoming book will look at the "Day without Art" Initiative, which since 1989...
One of the first out gay singers of the groundbreaking 1980's, Andy Bell of Erasure has been talking to both Channel...
