At Bridport group Monday the young people created sculptures using air dry clay. We have some very talented sculptors at our Bridport group.
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Another great quiz night as held at Flirt, that raised an amazing £448 so thank you to all of you that attended. We had questions, some a little tricky to make the teams think, and the raffle where all the prises had been donated to us.
However this quiz night was extra special as we had one of our young people perform as their drag persona Lotsa Love and they were amazing!! They performed 4 songs with the quizzers cheering them on!
Look out for our next quiz dates for 2025!
Every year on November 20th, people around the world come together to observe Transgender Day of Remembrance (TDOR). This solemn day is dedicated to honoring the memory of transgender individuals whose lives were lost to violence and transphobia. It is a time to reflect on the challenges faced by the trans community, celebrate their resilience, and commit to building a safer, more inclusive world. Transgender Day of Remembrance is more than just a day—it is a movement toward justice, equality, and love.
The statistics paint a grim picture: transgender people, particularly trans women of color, face disproportionately high rates of violence, discrimination, and poverty. Despite these challenges, the trans community continues to inspire with their strength, creativity, and unwavering demand for justice.
One of the most impactful ways to honor this day is by supporting organizations that directly help LGBTQ+ youth and individuals in need. By supporting LGBTQ+ youth and trans-focused charities, we not only honor the lives lost but also invest in the safety, well-being, and future of the transgender community. Let’s ensure that remembrance is paired with action—because together, we can create a world where everyone feels safe and valued.
Written by Aster, a Supernova
First image by Locus Counselling
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