Over the years that followed, we worked towards those aims through events, social gatherings and education, outreach and advocacy, often based around our award-winning community archive and the stories members of Plymouth’s queer community shared within it and it can be seen over time that the community has grown, changed, and evolved to encompass different identities and lives.  A one size fits all approach can no longer work and so all our current activities centre around the “Pride 365” pledge where we acknowledge how important it is to be proud of who you are EVERYDAY of the year and, consequently, the work to increase our visibility, as a community, needs to happen every day of the year as opposed to specific events or months such as Pride Month or LGBTQ+ History Month. 

Please check out our page for more information on our ongoing activities and get in touch if you’d like to get involved. 

• Education and training work based around the research from our community archive.
• Advocacy in such roles as a hate crime third-party reporting centre, work with LGBTQ+ asylum seekers in the city.
• Pride social groups, (otherwise known as Pride Pop Ups) happening across the city in a variety of locations to enable LGBTQ+ people in different geographical communities to come together. These will include events in operating out of our office at Leadworks in Rendle Street but will extend across the city and include online interactions via our website and social media links.
• Bespoke projects such as the “Rainbow Connection” and the “Patchwork Flag Project”.
• Smaller scale events happening more regularly across the city to reach a wider range of people within the LGBTQ+ spectrum.