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From Protests to Progress: LGBT+ Activism in Camden

26 February 2025, 7pm-8pm. (Doors open at 6 PM with welcome drinks on arrival).

Claudia Jones Room, Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, Kings Cross, London WC1H 9JE

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26 February 2025, 7pm-8pm. (Doors open at 6 PM with welcome drinks on arrival).

Claudia Jones Room, Camden Town Hall, Judd Street, Kings Cross, London WC1H 9JE

Pay What You Can

Photo credit: John Sturrock

Presented in partnership with Queer Britain, the UK’s first and only LGBTQ+ museum, this engaging and thought-provoking discussion celebrates Camden’s rich history of LGBTQ+ activism, culture, and community over the past 60 years.

As part of 2025's LGBT+ History Month theme, "Activism and Social Change," this fascinating conversation will span decades of LGBTQ+ activism in Camden – from the groundbreaking activism of the 1980s to empowering the next generation.

Hosted by Michael Burgess, Founder and Director of Creative Resilience International, our incredible panel brings together a diverse range of voices and expertise:

4 images side by side. far left is a man with black polo neck, second left is a woman with queer britain t shirt, rainbow flag scarf and purple background, man with orange dyed hair, earrings, necklaces and neck tattoo and woman with long curly hair wearing black tank top and folded arms
  • Ryan Lanji – TV Personality, Founder & DJ of HUNGAMA (East London's Alt Queer Bollywood night) and activist, celebrated for his win on the globally acclaimed Netflix series 'The Big Flower Fight'

  • Lisa Power – Co-founder of Stonewall and Trustee of Queer Britain, a vital advocate for LGBTQ+ equality.

  • Ellie Lewis – Trustee of Mosaic LGBT+ Young Persons' Trust and Membership and Communications Manager at Young Camden Foundation, championing support for the next generation of LGBTQ+ youth.

Together, we’ll celebrate Camden’s vibrant LGBT+ community and look ahead to the future of equality and inclusion.

This event is Pay What You Can with all proceeds going to support the brilliant work of Forum+.

Note: This is a British Sign Language interpreted event.

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