Forthcoming Events from the Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association
Gay and Lesbian Humanist Association | 23.09.2006 21:14 | Social Struggles
Unless otherwise stated, Conway Hall events start at 7.30pm in the Library on the first floor of Conway Hall Humanist Centre, 25 Red Lion Square, London WC1, and are open to the public. Nearest Tube station: Holborn.
Friday 13 October 2006, 7.30pm: Conway Hall
A panel discussion on the controversy surrounding the advert placed by the Gay Police Association in the 29 June 2006 edition of The Independent.
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Friday 10 November 2006, 7.30pm: Conway Hall
The Russian gay rights campaigner Nicolai Alekseev and a panel talk about their experiences at Moscow’s first gay pride march, held on 27 May 2006.
Nicolai Alekseev is a lawyer who lives and works in Moscow. He is the founder and head of Project GayRussia and the executive secretary of the International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO). He has been actively challenging homophobia in Russia for the last four years and took a leading role in Moscow Pride in May. Since then he has been very active in campaigns in other Eastern European countries, notably Latvia.
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Saturday 11 November 2006: Chez Gerard Restaurant, 9 Belvedere Road, South Bank, London SE1 8YL
GALHA is pleased to announce that the courageous young Russian gay activist Nicolai Alekseev (see 10 November above) is the guest-of-honour and speaker at our popular Annual Lunch. As last year, the lunch will be held in the private function room of Chez Gerard, South Bank, London. The restaurant is yet to draw up its menus and cost for the Autumn but the price is expected to be £25.00. To book, just e-mail
secretary@galha.org or phone 01926 858450.
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Friday 8 December 2006, 7.30pm: Conway Hall
Yuletide/Winterfest celebration featuring “Good evening, Miss Dietrich”, a show hosted by Terry Sanderson. Marlene Dietrich was not only an A-grade film star and entertainer; she was also a lesbian and an atheist. She led an extraordinary life, explored here using extremely rare archive material. The show explores in detail her achievement as one of the great entertainers of the 20th century – not only her film career (with many great camp classics), but also her war heroism. It concludes with a showing, in its entirety, of one of her famous cabaret performances, recorded in Stockholm in 1963, when she was at the height of her powers and accompanied by Burt Bacharach. This film is not available anywhere else and this represents a unique opportunity to see it.
A panel discussion on the controversy surrounding the advert placed by the Gay Police Association in the 29 June 2006 edition of The Independent.
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Friday 10 November 2006, 7.30pm: Conway Hall
The Russian gay rights campaigner Nicolai Alekseev and a panel talk about their experiences at Moscow’s first gay pride march, held on 27 May 2006.
Nicolai Alekseev is a lawyer who lives and works in Moscow. He is the founder and head of Project GayRussia and the executive secretary of the International Day Against Homophobia (IDAHO). He has been actively challenging homophobia in Russia for the last four years and took a leading role in Moscow Pride in May. Since then he has been very active in campaigns in other Eastern European countries, notably Latvia.
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Saturday 11 November 2006: Chez Gerard Restaurant, 9 Belvedere Road, South Bank, London SE1 8YL
GALHA is pleased to announce that the courageous young Russian gay activist Nicolai Alekseev (see 10 November above) is the guest-of-honour and speaker at our popular Annual Lunch. As last year, the lunch will be held in the private function room of Chez Gerard, South Bank, London. The restaurant is yet to draw up its menus and cost for the Autumn but the price is expected to be £25.00. To book, just e-mail
secretary@galha.org or phone 01926 858450. --------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Friday 8 December 2006, 7.30pm: Conway Hall
Yuletide/Winterfest celebration featuring “Good evening, Miss Dietrich”, a show hosted by Terry Sanderson. Marlene Dietrich was not only an A-grade film star and entertainer; she was also a lesbian and an atheist. She led an extraordinary life, explored here using extremely rare archive material. The show explores in detail her achievement as one of the great entertainers of the 20th century – not only her film career (with many great camp classics), but also her war heroism. It concludes with a showing, in its entirety, of one of her famous cabaret performances, recorded in Stockholm in 1963, when she was at the height of her powers and accompanied by Burt Bacharach. This film is not available anywhere else and this represents a unique opportunity to see it.
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