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“They damaged my house”

Munich Kyiv Queer continues collecting stories from LGBTIQ* in Ukraine asking them how they live under war circumstances. We want to raise awareness for the situation of this vulnerable social group and mobilize support like donations. This is the story of Tatyana.

Let’s go for a hike to Andechs

Our mentoring team will take you to the Bavarian mountains. On Sunday, 27 August, we'd like to go hiking to Andechs on the holy mountain. Don't forget your swimsuit! Meeting point: 9.50 a.m. at Munich main station, platform of the S-Bahn number 8 towards Pasing.

“My business failed”

Munich Kyiv Queer continues collecting stories from LGBTIQ* in Ukraine asking them how they live under war circumstances. We want to raise awareness for the situation of this vulnerable social group and mobilize support like donations. This is the story of Natalya who had to close her business.

“Help is needed”

We as Munich Kyiv Queer continue collecting stories from LGBTIQ* in Ukraine asking them how they live under war circumstances. We want to raise awareness for the situation of this vulnerable social group and mobilize support like donations. This is the story of Nelly.

“They knocked my tooth out”

Lera, a young trans* person from Ukraine, had to experience how Russia attacked her hometown Oleshki near Kherson. That was a year ago. Since then she divides her life into "before the war" and "after the war". Today she lives in Berlin. This is Lera's story

“You have never rejected me”

We as Munich Kyiv Queer continue collecting stories from LGBTIQ* in Ukraine asking them how they live under war circumstances. We want to raise awareness for the situation of this vulnerable social group and mobilize support like donations. This is the story of Daria.

LGBTIQ* and the war

Can you imagine what it's like for the LGBTIQ* community in Ukraine, living in the midst of war? The LGBT Human Rights NASH SVIT Center reveals in their recent report a community tirelessly assisting the armed forces in their stand against Russian aggression.

“When the Kakhovka dam broke, hope droped sharply”

We as Munich Kyiv Queer continue collecting stories from LGBTIQ* in Ukraine asking them how they live under war circumstances. We want to raise awareness for the situation of this vulnerable social group and mobilize support like donations. This is the story of Natalya.

Munich-Ukrainian Picnic Talk

We enter the 2nd year of war and luckily activists from Ukraine will join MunichPride once again. They are all fighting: for their country, their lives, for freedom, visibility and acceptance of LGBTIQ*, of course. We want to learn from each other, from our struggles and our history. Let's talk...

“I’ll stay with you till the end”

Emin is originally from Azerbaijan. Years ago he came to Ukraine for work. After a difficult coming out, he found the love of his life here, Vlad. And he has met people who accept him for who he is. Emin would never flee the country - although he could.