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Iris Prize releases 2023 festival programme 

Published on : 4 September 20234 September 2023 Published by : EDITOR

Guests include Russell T Davies and Fawzia Mirza

Tagged in : Iris Prize lgbtqi queer film
Categorized in : SCREEN TOP NEWS

Meet Ukulellur: Iceland’s lesbian ukulele band 

Published on : 12 June 202312 June 2023 Published by : EDITOR

DIVA spoke to the unlikely political music group that is making queer middle-aged women visible again

Tagged in : lgbtqi music Pride queer music
Categorized in : COMMUNITY CULTURE MUSIC SLIDES

How to be an ally this Pride

Published on : 5 June 20235 June 2023 Published by : EDITOR

Our top tips to show your allyship at Pride events this year

Tagged in : ally lgbtqi Pride pride 2023
Categorized in : COMMUNITY SIDE BAR SLIDES

Pride in London announce Never March Alone trans campaign

Published on : 26 May 202326 May 2023 Published by : EDITOR

The new initiative aims to support and amplify trans and non-binary voices

Tagged in : lgbtqi NON BINARY Pride Pride in London trans
Categorized in : COMMUNITY EVENTS NEWS TOP NEWS

Sapphic ships are sailing: Why shipping our favourite characters is good

Published on : 26 May 202326 May 2023 Published by : EDITOR

“There’s something about shipping characters together that brings us immense joy and, yes, sometimes heartbreak.”

Tagged in : buffy culture lgbtqi screen Wednesday wlw ships
Categorized in : SCREEN TOP NEWS

The subversive queer undertones of The Power Rangers

Published on : 4 May 20234 May 2023 Published by : EDITOR

Literally a rainbow coloured squad of superheroes, Alanna Reid explores the subversive queer undertones of the show and the particular power of the Red Ranger in defeating their own forces of queer repression…

Tagged in : culture lgbtqi power rangers screen
Categorized in : CULTURE SCREEN SLIDES

Think that queer women and non-binary people in sports have it easy? Think again

Published on : 27 April 202327 April 2023 Published by : EDITOR

Don’t make the lazy assumption that LGBTQIA women and non-binary people in sports have it easy, and work with us to inspire the next generations of us to find joy in sport.

Tagged in : inclusivity in sport Lesbian Visibility Week 2023 lgbtqi rainbow laces stonewall
Categorized in : COMMUNITY LIFESTYLE SLIDES SPORTS

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