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Last Friday our trustees attended a Pride reception at the Danish Embassy in London. Although we’re a little Pride charity, we are pretty mighty in our reach and work, while also being part of the wider Pride movement in the UK and beyond.

Mikaela is a deaf, disfigured, trans woman who writes and performs her own songs. She has performed at Warwickshire Pride for the last couple of years and we’re happy to be welcoming her back.

We are currently seeking new volunteer research assistants who can help us to conduct research for both internal monitoring and evaluation purposes of our services and to assist in our work advocating for the needs of Warwickshire’s diverse LGBTQ+ community.

Join Jason from Sassify Zine to explore the theme of connectivity and friendship. Don’t miss out on this opportunity to unleash your creativity and connect with the community.

We’re pleased to be working with The Keys, who are sponsoring the event and putting on a great line-up of entertainment for Stratford Pride.

Part of the festival site will turn into the silent disco dancefloor so that you can dance like everyone is watching.

Our youth workers, Ali and Tyler, have been at Stratford College to talk to students about support that’s available to them and our Proud Youth groups.

We deliver training to all sorts of organisations all across Warwickshire. If you’re looking for some top-notch LGBT+ awareness, get in touch.

Leamington-based band Man Made Moon immerses you in a genuine, timeless style that crosses many genres, drawing influences from Indie, Folk, Rock, Pop, and everything in-between.

Wishing you an extra fabulous Pride month from all of us at Warwickshire Pride.

Applications for the Warwickshire Pride march are now open. Apply to be part of it As always, it’s free for

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