Totnes Pride - Proud2Be CIC

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Bringing People Together for Over 10 Years

Supporting Organisations to be LGBTQ+ Inclusive

Get Involved in Our Yearly Event, Totnes Pride!

Welcome to Totnes Pride

TOTNES PRIDE 2022: SATURDAY 3RD SEPTEMBER 2022!

Proud2Be’s very own Pride event both online (June-Sep) and in the heart of Totnes, Devon, on the first weekend of September every year

Open to LGBTQ+ people and our allies

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Come and help make this year’s Proud2Be Totnes Pride the most welcoming and inclusive yet!

Line-Up 2022

We are hosting free in-person and online events from June (Pride Month) – September 2022

Code of Conduct

Proud2Be is committed to ensuring that our Pride is a safe space for all LGBTQ+ people and our allies

Proud2Be is back in Newton Abbot this Saturday (25

Join us on 24th June at 1pm for our first free onl

This World Refugee Day 2022, we're looking at how

This World Refugee Day 2022, we're looking at how the UK-Rwanda asylum plan is expected to endanger LGBTQ+ asylum seekers - using quotes from the Home Office!During assessments made in preparation for the UK-Rwanda asylum plan, the Home Office acknowledged that LGBTQ+ people in Rwanda face general discrimination, non-acceptance, and mistreatment including violations of the Human Rights Act 💔LGBTQ+ people aren't the only marginalised group the Home Office state would likely be endangered by the deportations to Rwanda. Even the European Court of Human Rights (an international org created after WWII, at the suggestion of Winston Churchill) has opposed this plan.How can the Home Office conclude that the ends justify the means?Sources:Equality Impact Assessment available atgov.uk/government/publications/migration-and-economic-development-partnership-with-rwandaCPINs available at gov.uk/government/publications/rwanda-country-policy-and-information-notes[Image description: Nine pages with orange, pale orange, and blue backgrounds. The front page is orange, with orange text within a page orange box, reading: "What does the UK home officesay about safety of LGBTQ+ asylum seekers sent to Rwanda?". Each page contains quotes from the government reports listed above, detailing the discrimination and abuse faced by LGBTQ+ people in Rwanda as assessed by the Home Office.]#RefugeesWelcome #RefugeesAreWelcomeHere#RwandaPlan #HumanRights #StandUp4HumanRights #StopTheFlights #StopDeportation #LGBTQ #PrideMonth #RefugeeWeek #RefugeeWeek22 #Refugees #UKRwandaPlan

Join Myself (Jules - she/her) & Max (they/them) to

Proud2Be is back in Newton Abbot for our Low-Key G

Proud2Be is back in Newton Abbot for our Low-Key Group on Thursday 16th June from 6 - 9PM!Join us at our quieter, more low-key social for LGBTQ+ folks and allies (16+). Under 16s are welcome if accompanied by a parent/guardian/carer.The group runs every 3rd Thursday of the month, in a private location 0.2 miles from the train station. The venue location will be given after you book a place.There are 7 places, so booking is essential. Please book one ticket per person (including support people) via the contact details below :)Further COVID and access info in comments below.For any queries about this group, contact: jules@proud2be.org.uk or call 0333 772 1187.[Image description: Five cartoon people with varying skin tones, hair colours, and bright clothing, sitting together on a circular yellow rug. Four are eating, drinking or knitting, while they watch the fifth person showing everybody their favourite plant. There is text at the top and bottom sharing the details previously stated in this caption. The other two images in the set contain information on accessibility, booking, and COVID precautions; this text is shared in the comments of this post.]

Six years ago, 49 people died and 68 were injured,

Six years ago, 49 people died and 68 were injured, most of them young, LGBTQ+ and Latinx - in an attack on the Pulse nightclub in Orlando on June 12th, 2016. The grief of this tragedy is felt around the world. We remember those taken, stand in solidarity with all those affected by this senseless terrorist attack and we hope for a future without needless loss of life. In the words of @onepulseorg - we will not let hate win. #RememberPulse#WeWillNotLetHateWin[Image description: A black background with white text at the top reading: "In memory of the 49 lives taken at Pulse, Orlando". At the bottom centre is a cartoon drawing of an raised fist wearing a rainbow wristband. Surrounding the fist is the names and ages of the 49.]

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