01.02.19 - 'Where are our rebellions now?' Before Stonewall film and panel

Name: 01.02.19 - 'Where are our rebellions now?' Before Stonewall film and panel
Start: 2019-02-01T18:00:00
End: 2019-02-01T20:30:00
Location: Raven Row

Raven Row

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2019 is the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots that led to birth of modern Pride (‘You can’t have Pride without the Marsha P Johnson’ photo above) as we know it and we are going to celebrate in style.

On the 50th anniversary of the Stonewall Riots and on the 1st day of LGBTQIA+ History Month we are pleased to announce ‘Where are our rebellions now?’

With the Film ‘Before Stonewall The history of the Gay and Lesbian community before the Stonewall riots began the major gay rights movement’ followed by an interactive inter-generational conversation between founders of Gay Liberation Front (GLF) UK who started Pride in London and a new generation of LGBTQIA+ artists and activists including

Sapphire is a comedian, actor and writer that uses comedy as a vessel to teach people about tough or challenging social issues. Her recent journalist work has documented the groups who are attempting to re-brand the far right in the U.K.

Lyndsay Burtonshaw is a participatory facilitator and activist, specialising in public speaking, Theatre of the Oppressed, power dynamics, spiritual activism, and radical youth work. They work with collectives Navigate, Resist + Renew and Beautiful Trouble, and organise with Plane Stupid / ‘Stansted 15' / End Deportations / Lesbians and Gays Support the Migrants

Erkan is a queer writer and independent activist of colour based between the UK and Germany. With a background in Middle Eastern politics, gender and migration, Erkan is an avid believer of decolonising the contemporary structures of knowledge, they are currently conducting a residency in Berlin.

Katy Jalili (Katayoun Jalilipour) is a genderqueer Iranian-born multidisciplinary artist, performer and writer. They were formally a writer for Shades of Noir. They now work in student activism, and perform across the UK's cabaret scene.

Full panel to be announced ASAP.

Feb 1st @ Raven Row - 56 Artillery Ln, London E1 7LS, UK 6.00 - 8.30pm. Facebook event page here

The event is free and wheelchair accessible / All donations to ‘Stansted 15' / End Deportations / Lesbians and Gays Support the Migrants (LGSM) / all tickets at www.queertoursoflondon.com / be sure to book your tickets ASAP here as there are limited spaces!

‘QUEER TOURS OF LONDON – A Mince Through Time’ exist to bring forth the visibility of our incredible community at large and the journey to how we became who we are today. Against the backdrop of the mass closure of LGBTQI (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer, Intersex) cultural spaces and support services, ‘QUEER TOURS OF LONDON’ are being developed to support London’s current queer activism, culture and performance in all its glory. www.queertoursoflondon.com / queertoursoflondon@gmail.com