EILE Magazine
Sligo Pride: Tonight AGM 2021 on Zoom
Sligo Pride Public AGM Tonight, Monday, 11th January, 2021, 7pm – 9pm Online Meeting via Zoom Link Sligo Pride Festival invites you to attend their Annual General Meeting tonight, Monday, January 11, at 7:00pm. Sligo Pride aims to make their AGM and committee meetings as accessible as possible, and by going online over Zoom they can […]
US: Corey Helford Gallery – ‘Your Wings’ Kazuki Takamatsu
New Exhibition ‘Your Wings’ – Kazuki Takamatsu January 16 – February 20, 2021 COREY HELFORD GALLERY 571 S. Anderson St. Los Angeles, CA 90033 Open Tuesday-Saturday, 12pm – 6pm (310) 287-2340 On Saturday, January 16, downtown Los Angeles’ Corey Helford Gallery will be ringing in the New Year with the premiere of new works from one […]
BeLonG To: Open online for LGBTI+ Youth
Over the years, BeLonG To LGBT+ Youth Services have been there for LGBTI+ young people when they needed them most. And today, although it’s an anxious and overwhelming time for many as we face Level 5 restrictions, BeLonG To are open online, and are still here for LGBTI+ youth. If you are anxious, or feeling alone or […]
CORK: UCC – Call for Research Participants
Call For Research Participants UCC are currently seeking participants aged 18 and over to take part in a study examining the impact of Covid-19 on access to HIV services in Ireland. If you would like to participate, or would like further information, you can email here [via Cork Gay Project]
Everyman Cork: Beckett’s ‘How it is’ (Digital Preview)
How it is by Samuel Beckett A Digital Preview In association with The Everyman Theatre 9 – 10 January 2021 8pm GMT (Ireland and UK Time) 3pm (EST) US East Coast Time 12 noon (Pacific Time) US West Coast How It Is – A Digital Preview reflects on Gare St Lazare’s staging of Beckett’s 1961 […]
Indonesia: Gay policeman loses bid for reinstatement – lawyers
(Reuters) – A gay Indonesian policeman, dismissed from the force because of his sexual orientation, has lost his legal fight to be reinstated, after a Central Java court rejected his lawsuit, his lawyers said on Thursday. Tri Teguh Pujianto, a 31-year-old former police brigadier, was fired in 2018, after 10 years in the job, after […]
Uganda: Anti-LGBT rhetoric ahead of polls
Homophobic comments by Uganda’s president and other politicians are making some LGBT+ Ugandans too scared to vote, in elections scheduled for January 14, gay rights campaigners have said. LGBT+ people face widespread persecution in the east African nation, where gay sex is punishable by life imprisonment, and gay activists fear that politicians exploiting homophobic sentiment […]
Young LGBTI Creatives – Open Call For Submissions
Live Out Loud Campaign The Live Out Loud campaign, from the Department of Children, Equality, Disability, Integration and Youth, is a national campaign that celebrates LGBTI+ youth, and shows how they are visible, valued, and included in culture, society, and sport. The campaign was launched on International Coming Out Day, 11 October 2020, with an open call […]
US: Georgia elections – What’s at stake for LGBT+ rights?
The United States is poised [today] to elect two senators in Georgia, determining whether the Democrats have overall control of the country’s bicameral Congress – and the future of President-elect Joe Biden’s pro-LGBT+ rights agenda. If Democrats win both, the chamber will be split 50-50 with the Republican party, giving the tie-breaking vote to Democrat […]
Dr Who: John Bishop boards the TARDIS for series 13
As he becomes embroiled in the Doctor’s adventures, Dan will quickly learn there’s more to the Universe(s) than he could ever believe. Travelling through Space and Time alongside the Doctor and Yaz, he’ll face evil alien races beyond his wildest nightmares. Speaking about joining the show, John says: “If I could tell my younger self […]
