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tumaini - african and gay in the uk |
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Last Updated: October 5, 2004 |
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October 5, 2004: Tumaini is gathering of gay and bisexual African men and men of African descent. But is open to anyone interested in discussing African gay culture in the UK. It will be a safe, supportive, and entertaining space to debate gay and bisexual issues, make new friends, network and organise for the future.
Keynote guest speaker Gamal G Turawa (black 'out' gay professional)
Workshops: Your chance to discuss:
Faith & culture - how do we balance our sexuality with our faith and our African culture?
Self-acceptance - how to be happy with your own sexuality
Sex and relationships - how to be confident and get the best out of your relationships
Building healthy communities for African gay and bisexual men: what do we need and how do we build it?
Film Woubi Cheri (Woubi Darling) - Phillip Brooks and Lourent Bocahut's joint French-Ivory Coast production is the first film to give African homosexuals a chance to describe their world in their own words.
Free one-to-one advice On housing, immigration and asylum, racist and homophobic violence, HIV/AIDS, sexually transmitted infections, safer sex and sexual health.
Expert panel discussion Is it possible to sustain an African gay identity in the UK? How can we support those who choose to do so and those who choose not to? Featuring Gamal G Turawa Rowland Jide Macaulay : Poet & Pastor Cheikh Traore`: Black Gay Men's Advisory Group Rhon Reynolds: African HIV Policy Network Mohamud Yasin: Naz Project London
Entertaiment…all through the day Poetry, African dance, live music Feauring Yinka Sapara, Rasheed Ogunlaru DJ's Biggy C and Shimpundu
Make new friends and empower yourself!
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