Body Positive Inc. are looking for a Peer Program Coordinator The Peer Program Coordinator is responsible for providing a range of information, education and peer support strategies for people living with HIV (PLHIV). Working in collaboration within the Peer Outreach Team and with other Body Positive Staff and Volunteers, other agencies, service providers and health […]
OUTLine is hiring and are looking for a new Chief Executive to lead the organisation and be responsible for growing their national reach to connect LGBTIQ+ people across Aotearoa to the support they need to flourish. They also need someone who understands the potential of technology and be able to navigate seas of ambiguity. To […]
Hailed by Australian news site The Music as, “One wow-worthy performer”, 2018 ARIA nominee Mojo Juju spoke out in August about being labelled as “too queer, too brown, or not attractive enough to sell records”. But, the Australian-born artist with indigenous Aboriginal (Wiradjuri) and Filipino heritage will be warmly welcomed at her first New Zealand […]
Every year Tū Whakahīhī e Te Whanganui-ā-Tara celebrates the LGBTTQIA+ community with two weeks full of a diverse range of events, performances and activities organised by groups within the community. The timing of our 2019 festival coincides with the ILGA World Conference 18-22 March 2019 held at the Michael Fowler Centre. We look forward to […]
Check the two new beautiful pieces of artwork – created for Intersex Awareness Day (in the facebook post) by the talented local artist, Huriana Kopeke-Te Aho. The first celebrates the preciousness of life itself, the sacredness of birth, of babies. At a street protest in Chicago earlier this year, the refrain: children need love, not […]
Rainbow Mental Health Support Experiences 20 minute survey asks what support you have accessed in the past, how helpful you found it, what worked well for you, and what didn’t work so well. The experiences you share will help us to develop a resource for mental health professionals to guide their work with sex, sexuality, […]
GRIND is a story of anxiety and insecurity run rampant as an underweight, insecure but stubborn young gay man named Kaleb obtains a gym membership and hires a personal trainer to improve his physique. Although initially unsuccessful in negotiating the labyrinth of exercise machines and intimidating body masses, with the help of his patient personal […]
Vodafone is committed to providing a safe and inclusive work environment where everyone is respected with the development of a new programme following the results of an independently run survey. Vodafone commissioned international research company Out Now to survey 3,000 LGBT+ youth across 15 countries and multiple industries with enlightening results. Vodafone New Zealand worked […]
The pride pledge is an initiative which aims to raise visibility for safe space in our communities. The focus is to raise awareness of the values of safety, inclusiveness, and health for all LGBTTQ+ (rainbow) people. All people can participate in this: whether you are a rainbow person or not, as we all can make […]
The Annual General Meeting of Auckland Pride Festival Incorporated will be held at 6pm on Monday 30 July 2018 at Studio One Toi Tū, 1 Ponsonby Road, Auckland. The Board of Auckland Pride invites all members of our communities to attend the AGM. At an AGM you can expect: • Reports from the Chair, Treasurer […]
