Sessions

(Language of the event Swedish) The trade union Akademikerförbundet SSR have been a part of Pride, in Sweden and abroad, for almost two decades.

(Language of the event English) Freedom from violence is central to creating peaceful and inclusive societies.  

(Language of the event English)This is a story about courage and willpower to live honestly with oneself.  

(Language of the event Swedish)In "From dream to reality” Therése Neaime tells us about her life journey. A highly intimate lecture that alternates between laughter and seriousness and does not leave anyone indifferent.

(Language of the event Swedish) We are fertility experts who can guide you thorugh the jungle of possible treatments to get pregnant or to preserve your fertility by freezing eggs or sperm.  

(Language of the event English) Imagine a world where AIDS never happened and our heroes lived. Who would they be? Who would we be?

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(Language of the event Swedish)Samtal med riksdagspolitiker från olika partier om deras familjepolitiska ställningstaganden och situationen för hbtqi-familjer i Sverige.

(Language of the event Swedish)En förändring av föräldrabalken 2019 gjorde att transmän och cismän behandlas olika inför lagen och att faderskapspresumtion inte längre gäller män som ändrat juridiskt kön.

(Language of the event Swedish) A poetic essay about what (activist) dykes had in mind in the early 2000s.  

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(Language of the event Swedish)Emil Kléen (1868-1898) was a poet, journalist and author from Sätofta outside Höör in Scania and was active mainly in Lund and Malmö in the late 1800s, close friend of the famous Swedish author August Strindberg and died far too young in the aftermath of tuberculosis and syphilis.  

(Language of the event Swedish) Can education help change attitudes and organizations?  

(Language of the event English/Swedish) Safe meeting places is a foundation our community is built upon, for those experiencing multiple oppressions - both as lgbtqi people and as people of color this is even more important.

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(Language of the event English)A panel discussion about the aromantic and asexual experiences in the amatonornative world. What is asexuality?

(Language of the event English)Power is so frequently displayed in the media as toxic or contaminated - too many and genuinely wonderful individuals become possessive warmongers, too little and one is seen as weak and possessing no will of their own. What if Caritia told you it is far more nuanced than that? What if there is another perspective, another lens by which power could be seen? One that stripes away the shame and guilt, allowing for communicated joy and support in reclaiming your desire(s). Join Caritia for this hands-on workshop about power, power play and hierarchical dynamics from a perspective you may find truly uplifting.

(Language of the event Swedish, English subtitle)
What is discriminatory behaviour and what safety net exists?

(Language of the event Swedish)
Lotta Wendel will present her research on incidents in which patients discriminate against health care staff , and Mika Hagerlid will present their research on LGBT-students experiences of hate crime.  

(Language of the event English)
Please remain seated and keep your arms and legs inside the vehicle at all times, because we are going for a ride through different cities, countries, time and cinematic wonders! We have planned a virtual scavenger hunt just for you, a great opportunity to meet some new people and have fun. You will be divided into small groups of ~4 people in breakout rooms where you will collaborate the whole time. All you need is a computer and your problem solving skills ready, then you’re all good to go!

(Language of the event English)Dare to Care is a collaboration between the Swedish network for live music organizers and the national organization for sexual education.

(Language of the event Swedish)Open mic for culture expressionby transnationally adoptees.  

(Language of the event Swedish)Same-sex sexual acts were forbidden until 1944 in Sweden, for both women and men.