Events

Join us in London Westminster Pier on the 17 Sept 2022 for our end of summer boat cruise party. Loads of food, open bar, eats, music and performances. None member £50. Contact us at info@africanlgbti.org

As Nigeria is celebrating its independence on 1st October, our brothers/sisters from Nigeria have organised a meal to share with other members. So please join us at 56 Dean Street and later we shall go to G-A-Y Pub to wash it (food) with exotics drinks.

We will celebrate Uganda's independence day this Saturday at Dean Street and G-A-Y (09-10-1980). We shall talk about homophobia in Uganda and how to support and advocate for the LGBTIQ+ people in Uganda. See you there.

We will have our asylum legal support workshop on 19 November 2022. Michael of Westkin Associates will facilitate our workshop. Micheal will explain the ramification of the new Nationality & Borders Act 2022. Please register if you want to attend.

On the 3rd of December, we shall hold our end of the year party. Please celebrate with us the achievements we have accomplished in the year 2022. We shall have music and performances. For more info please contact us at: info@africanlgbti.org

We shall be in Amsterdam (Netherlands) on the 19th Jan 2023 (Thur) to support queer asylum seekers in the Netherlands.

We shall have our January asylum support legal workshop. The workshop is open to community members still in the asylum procedure and those who won their refugee status and would like their families to join them. The door will be opened at 2 pm -- and shut at 2:10 pm. Address: 56 Dean Street - […]

LGBT HISTORY MONTH (FEB) Call Me Kuchu is a 2012 American documentary film directed by Malika Zouhali-Worrall and Katherine Fairfax Wright. The film explores the struggles of the LGBT community in Uganda, focusing in part on the 2011 murder of LGBT activist David Kato. After watching the documentary, we will have a discussion Time: 2:00 pm @56 Dean Street, London

Please join us for a wonderful evening in the G-A-Y pub in Westend, London. We start at 5 pm -8 pm. This is the time when we mingle, get to know each other and have fun. We do this to combat isolation and loneliness.

We shall have a guest speaker -- talking about LGBT History. Further information will be provided.