During research for The Quilt podcast series, we held eight community workshops for LGBTQ+ people who wanted to see themselves as part of queer history. Through listening, creative responses, and conversation, participants from Cornwall to Glasgow, from Belfast to Norwich, enjoyed our distinctive workshop format. Participants were financially supported to come, and their insights led to Queer Britain museum producing a guide on how other heritage institutions could better serve LGBTQ+ people.
Workshops produced by Sue Shave, Siân Williams, Tash Walker and Adam Zmith
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“It affirmed how I feel, and the renaissance I’m going through in my late 50s!”
“I felt listened to, and it made me reflect on my queer experience and life story in a way I had not before”
“Thank you for the opportunity. I've learnt a lot and met some fantastic faces ”
“It’s been fab. More please! ”
“The session was good and a really positive experience. It was a lovely experience to talk to new queer individuals I hadn't spoke to before. ”
“I feel like everyone felt like their personal histories really mattered and that they have value to the community ”