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The Community Accelerator
The Community Accelerator
The difference that the community accelerator could make for a community . . .
The difference that the community accelerator could make for a community . . .
. . . or for our 'model' individual
. . . or for our 'model' individual
Let's talk . . . starting a fresh dialogue in 2023
Let's talk . . . starting a fresh dialogue in 2023
IRL and online
January 31st 2023
January 31st 2023
Total identifying as Gay or Lesbian and Black in England and Wales = 10,952
Total identifying as Gay or Lesbian and Black in England and Wales = 10,952
Total identifying as Bisexual and Black in England and Wales = 15,959
Total identifying as Bisexual and Black in England and Wales = 15,959
Total identifying as different gender than at birth and Black in England and Wales = 29,050
Initial analysis of Census 2021 data
Initial analysis of Census 2021 data
Given the challenges of collecting sensitive personal data at a household level, and the necessary methodological limitations of the national Census, we should not overstate the reliability of this dataset - nonetheless, it is crucial in order to advocate for equity that we engage with decision makers armed with the best available data.
* these are preliminary data reports that will be refined over coming weeks
* these are preliminary data reports that will be refined over coming weeks
Last updated 9th May 2023
Only two local authority areas in England and Wales reported no Black LGBTQ identifying residents, at opposite ends of England, the Isles of Scilly and Barrow-in-Furness
Only two local authority areas in England and Wales reported no Black LGBTQ identifying residents, at opposite ends of England, the Isles of Scilly and Barrow-in-Furness
The BLKOUTrooms
The BLKOUTrooms
a project in development by us, for us
a community-building engine room, for and by Black bi, gay and/or trans men in the UK
a community-building engine room, for and by Black bi, gay and/or trans men in the UK
BLKOUT Rooms will provide a 'shop-window', digital studios, workshop, and community development lab led by London's Black bi, gay and/or trans men
to enable networks for resilience,
access to healing justice,
development of personal and professional skills,
support voice and amplify the take up of digital space
and space for creative collaboration that will shape our futures, and provide joy to sustain our present
Getting involved - how you can help
Getting involved - how you can help
These benefits will require resources and partnerships with others
These benefits will require resources and partnerships with others
Here are some further details about the scale of ambition and the resources required to develop them
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