Release, Sharing & Discussion of “Breaking the Binary”
Breaking The Binary : Understanding concerns and realities of queer persons assigned gender female at birth, across a spectrum of lived gender identities.
Breaking The Binary : Understanding concerns and realities of queer persons assigned gender female at birth, across a spectrum of lived gender identities.
This year at the Indian Film Fest of LA are some wonderful LGBT selections.
Support KASHISH 2013 and help the festival continue its commitment to mainstream queer issues through cinema. As a partner you reach out to queer and mainstream audiences.
We invite entries of feature-length films, shorts and documentaries for screening at the event. Entries will be reviewed by a panel, and selections notified by 15 May 2013.
Trikone is proud to host DesiQ2013, a conference on South Asian lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender issues. This will be Trikone’s fourth such conference since 1995.
Looks like 31st March will be a day out for LBT people. Start out with kabbadi matches organised by Sangini and then come over to Matargashti to unwind over food, drinks and fun.
Chandigarh’s first LGBT pride walk. Come out & show your support.
Screening of More Than A Friend followed by discussion on issues faced by LGBT community on Campus.
Qashti is a feminist non-profit, non-funded collective for and by lesbian, bisexual, FTM trans and genderqueer people who have been assigned female at birth (LBQTGFAB).
BQFF is an annual event that brings to its audiences queer films from the world over, photo exhibitions, performances and panel discussions.
Sonal Giani, an advocacy officer with the Humsafar Trust, and Upasana Naithani, a marketing professional, were friends before they started dating.
Come. Come with your pride, your family, your friends a we walk this path.
Displaying photos/cartoons and caricatures of more than 15 contributors, all depicting the theme ‘Celebrating Pride’.
Saathi, IIT Bombay in association with Queer Azaadi Mumbai and KASHISH Mumbai International Queer Film Festival presents Q’NEMA 2013
Over the past 4 days, we have received 35 entries. We know everyone waits for the deadline, so this is a gentle reminder that TODAY IS THE LAST DAY.
On our Republic Day, rise early, get ready, wear your running shoes and step out to experience the city like never before.
Forum Against Oppression of Women (FAOW) and Women’s Research & Action Group (WRAG) are pleased to invite you to a seminar on “Sexual Assault, Mass Crimes and Justice: A Gendered Perspective.”
India’s most awaited LGBT anthology, after 2009 Delhi High Court Ruling on section 377, Out! Stories from the New Queer India, published by Queer Ink and edited by Ms. Minal Hajratwala, is finally here.
Come in numbers and show your support!
This is a gathering, to show collective strength, and fight violence that women, queer people, transgenders routinely face on the streets, making them ‘unsafe for us’.