Intergenerational Meetup — London LGBTQ+ Community Centre

A space for LGBTQ+ folks of different generations to meet.

This Intergenerational Meetup is making a safer space for people of different generations to get to know each other, talk about our similarities and differences and bridge the gap of understanding.
Enjoy a relaxed afternoon and get to know older and younger people, aged 18-60+
There will be loosely facilitated discussions and different topics and activities in each session.
Saturday 30 May – 3-5pm
The first meetup is open to everyone! We’ll be exploring what a generation is, why we are so scared of the generational gap, and how can we bridge this so we can support each other.
Saturday 19 September – 3:30-5:30pm
The second meetup will explore life as a trans and queer person in the 80s versus now, progress in activism, and how we participate in our current political landscape.
This session will be exclusively for trans, non-binary, intersex and questioning folks.
About the facilitator
Sukey (she/her) is a Bafta-winning screenwriter and qualified end of life doula.
Her trans history goes back to the 1980s and it continues triumphantly into the 2020s.
She is part of the core organising group for London Trans+ Pride and is also the Chair of Trade Union Congress Trans Rights Alliance.
She also spends a lot of time exploring the UK and getting to know her community. She lives for peole!
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