The Stonewall Riots mark the beginning of the LGBTI-movement as we know it today. Much has been achieved by the community from west to east since then, but isn’t that all in danger again? By populism, a shift to the right? We talk to activists* from the very beginning,...
For many years now we have been inviting LGBT-activists* from our twin city Kyiv to Munich Pride. We organize an extensive delegation program for our guests, they visit the largest LGBT-organizations in Munich, take part in the Pride Week program, meet important representatives of the city like Lord Mayor...
As every year, Munich’s LGBTI-community will send a delegation to Kyiv. We do not travel on our own, we have our back strengthened by the city council. If everything works ok, Munich’s Lord Mayor, Dieter Reiter, will support us again and send city councillor Dominik Krause as a delegate...
Human Rights above everything! We plan to organise an exchange of young LGBTI-activists, preferably volunteers, with two encounters between people of Ukraine and Bavaria in both countries. The main themes of the project will be to inspire and strengthen the cooperation between our two countries’ LGBTI-organisations and activists, to...
Learning from each other – that has always been the motto of our cooperation. Ukrainians and Munichers, people from completely different cultural backgrounds, have a lot to share. Together we want to achieve more for the LGBTI- movement in both countries and therefore we regularly offer workshops. “Volunteering in...
Ivan lives in the suburbs of Kyiv, left bank, far away from the picturesque streets and parks of the old town. He works as a teacher in a public school. And he hides the fact that he is gay. Ivan shares an apartment with his mother. On Sundays, to...
In autumn, the Munich cultural centre Pasinger Fabrik plans a series of events to mark the 1918 Bavarian Revolution and draws parallels to the upheavals in our neighbouring Ukraine. A revolution took place there in 1918 and then again in the early 1990s, 2004 and 2013/14: “Learning from a...
Parents Initiative TERGO registered in 2013 provides all kinds of help and assistance to parents’ and families of LGBT+ people in Ukraine. Founded just by three mothers of gay sons without much previous human rights activism experience in five years TERGO has grown into a well-established organization, one of...
Munich has been supporting OdesaPride for many years now. Every year in August we send a delegation, contribute to the Pride in Southern Ukraine with our own workshops and cultural events. In 2018, we want to take part in the “March of Equality” and try to convince Ukrainians to fight for...
This is a festival in which there are no restrictions, in which people are free from prejudice and just love life. We create this event to show that the LGBTI-community is not about the “bed”, it’s just the people which can create the miracles. We communicate every day, see...
We invite you to a real artist’s studio! The Munich-based painter Naomi Lawrence opens her chamber of creativity and works with Munich Kyiv Queer to perform at Munich Pride. You know us: We coordinate the cooperation between the twin cities of Kyiv and Munich. And with regard to Munich...
We are expecting a really large delegation from Ukraine for MunichPride this year. They come from different LGBTI-organisations, including long-standing partners and people travelling to Munich for the first time in their lives. An extensive delegation’s programme is prepared to bring the participants closer to Munich’s community. Like us...
We are going to screen the documentary “Rainbow on Tour” for the very first time in Mannheim. It tells about the creative protest workshop tour that Munich based artist Naomi Lawrence offered in four different cities of Ukraine, in Odesa, Zaporizhzhya, Kryvyi Rih and Kyiv, in the days before...
As every year, Munich’s LGBTI-community will send a delegation to Kyiv. We do not travel on our own, we have our back strengthened by the city council. If everything works ok, Munich’s Lord Mayor, Dieter Reiter, will support us again and send city councillor Lydia Dietrich as a delegate...
One of Nuremberg’s most popular comic painters, Martina Schradi, knows how the everyday life of any lesbian or gay, bisexual or transgender as well as inter*person can look. And we know: It can be fabulously funny and unbelievably complicated or even devastating. In her various stories, she tells us...
