Birmingham Queer Archive Want To Hear From You

BQA are seeking LGBTQ+ people interested in being interviewed to talk about about their lives and memories within Birmingham (and surrounding areas).
Shout Brings The Pansy Project Mural at Birmingham LGBT Centre

At the end of September, Shout Queer Arts & Culture and Birmingham LGBT Centre had the privilege of collaborating with The Pansy Project, founded by artist Paul Harfleet, for a very special series of events.
Submit your pansy locations – Shout x The Pansy Project

Paul Harfleet is currently seeking locations to plant pansies at sites of homophobia and transphobia in Birmingham, in association with Shout Queer Arts & Culture.
Meet The Birmingham Queer Archive Team

A new generation of practitioners will now create a new website, collect new oral histories to capture a new layer of LGBTQ+ stories of Birmingham and produce an LGBTQ+ heritage talks programme and exhibition.
Call Out: Cruising, Kink & Leather Stories

Help us uncover the queer histories of cruising, kink and leather in Birmingham and the Black Country
Shout x Birmingham Queer Archive Steering Group Call Out

Help shape Birmingham’s queer histories and Shout. We’re building a steering group for the Birmingham Queer Archive, and we want you involved.
Birmingham Queer Archive are hiring two Oral Histories Assistant Interviewers

The Birmingham Queer Archive will tell the story of Birmingham’s LGBTQ+ heritage from the 1960s to the present day paying particular emphasis to the previously overlooked accounts of women, Global Majority, trans and non-binary voices.
Birmingham Queer Archive are hiring an Oral Histories Lead Interviewer

The Birmingham Queer Archive will tell the story of Birmingham’s LGBTQ+ heritage from the 1960s to the present day paying particular emphasis to the previously overlooked accounts of women, Global Majority, trans and non-binary voices.
Shout announce the launch of Birmingham Queer Archive Project

Shout will work towards repurposing, recataloguing, and refreshing Birmingham Gay Remembered, improving accessibility, inclusion and navigability. This will culminate in an online archive, an exhibition, and more!
Call out: Videographer & Photographer

We’re looking for two people with lots of experience in capturing movement, to document our Catwalk Extravaganza event on 18th October. We particularly welcome POC West Midlands creatives.