Gypsy, Roma and Traveller communities understand what it is like to be marginalised for who they are. We can therefore stand in solidarity with our LGBTQIA+ friends, colleagues, supporters and even family members, without whom our lives would never be the same. Show your support by wearing the rainbow this June.

Follow us on Twitter @GypsyTravellerM #Pride for updates and events.

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On the Road to Being You - The Traveller Movement

Access Support Services for LGBT Gypsy, Roma and Traveller People - The Traveller Movement

Elijah Vardo 'Hope' Romani Artist - Travellers' Times

Elijah Vardo is a twenty-four-year-old, Romani artist, illustrator and graphic designer.

We wanted to share a recent piece by him called, ‘Hope’. Elijah said, “This is about my experience growing up as Roma in England, and overcoming self-hate inflicted by mainstream media.”

Please visit Travellers Times to see the full article.

Follow Elijah on Instagram to view more of his eye-catching and heartwarming Romani related artwork.

Queerability PodCast - Across Rainbows

Discover why Queerability is our superpower

We have the chutzpah to transform confusion, loss, insecurity, and uncertainty into resilience, creativity and purpose.

Through the stories our guests share, we journey with them through the ordinary and extraordinary events that radically change their lives.

Find out more about the Queerability PodCast here.

PodCast available on Spotify, Buzzsprout and Apple PodCast.

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Hard Road To Travel: "It's Kushti To Rokker" - Travellers' Times

It’s Kushti To Rokker is a campaign aimed at encouraging us all to be more open about our mental health and to start conversations with those who might need our support.

In collaboration with Traveller LGBT Pride The second film in the Its Kushti to Rokker series brought to you this week is ‘Hard Road to Travel’.

Meet Danny he is a proud young gay Travelling man, but it’s not always been that way. His big brother Joeboy has been made to drop him off in London to join the first ever Gypsy, Roma and Traveller contingent to march in the London Pride parade.

If you’ve been affected by any of the issues raised in this film take a look in our info pack for young people and families for information on advice and support 👉 https://www.travellerstimes.org.uk/yt…

There is no shame in reaching out for help if you are feeling stressed, depressed or experiencing a crisis, but it can be hard to know who to turn to and where to go to for help and support. That’s why we’ve created this pack, to help point you and the people you care about in the right direction.

“It was nice to think this didn’t exist last year or the year before” - Friends, Families and Travellers

It was a year, yesterday, that the first organised group of LGBTQIA+ Gypsies, Roma and Travellers marched together

People from around Europe came to London to wave the ‘Traveller Pride’ banner and to celebrate their intersectional identities. 🏳‍🌈 Traveller LGBT Pride
🎥 This is the second film in a series called, ‘Standing on the Shoulders of Giants’: Stories from people who have challenged injustice faced by Gypsy, Roma, Traveller and nomadic communities.
We’ve brought together the stories of inspiring people who all stood up and challenged the status quo – in both big and small ways to make the UK a better place to live for nomadic and Roma communities. Have you got a story? Take part, filming your own story and sharing with the hashtag #ImStanding
We would like to express our sincere thanks to The National Lottery Heritage Fund who made it possible to capture these films, and to all the National Lottery players who make funding for heritage projects like this possible.
View the video on Facebook here.

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