POSTERS OF POLISH LGBTQIA ORGANIZATIONS

On May 22 2009, the "Pracownia Różnorodności" Association (SPR) was officially launched - a new LGBTQ organization founded by people previously associated with KPH Toruń. In "Gallery for?" and the "eNeRDe" club both people forming the SPR or wanting to join it enjoyed their time together, as well as people invited to the inauguration from outside Toruń.

The Living Library "We do not live in a homogeneous country, as many think. People here have different views, skin colors, sexual orientations, different ethnicity, religion (or lack of it). It is the diverse people who will be "books". You will be able to borrow them and talk to them in the reading room. The Living Library allows you to leave the world of your own ideas about particular groups. From the division into "us" and "them". It will allow to understand other people and look at the world through their eyes".

Provocative, queer party. "Yes - we are playing with the convention, we mock the stereotype and we are not afraid of references to bicycles, chains and push-ups."

A series of meetings devoted to lesbian literature. L.A.S.K.I. - lesbian affirmative book and integration meetings addressed to non-heterosexual women.

IV National Meeting of LGBTQ Organizations. The invitation of the SWP eventually adopted 13 organizations. OSOLGBTQ was held for the second time in Toruń (for the first time - in 2012); the two previous meetings took place in Krakow and Warsaw.

Silent Day - a silent protest against homophobia and against the silence about this issues in society.

"DARKROOM CINEMA - a series of film screenings, designed for all those who appreciate the diversity of expression, the richness of the world and the paradigm of reality, not necessarily consistent with the general message. We will try to disrupt it with both ambitious film images and subversive bits".

GIRLS IN UNIFORMS (1931)
Lesbian
As part of the LGBT Film Festival (2018) as the Historical Club of the Q Foundation, we wanted to remind you when the subject of LGBT+ appeared in the history of cinema for the first time. Up to 7 film posters have been created for the project coordinated by Linda Marczak.