Life, Loss and Death: An LGBTQIA+ Community Conversation

Join us for a heartfelt and honest in-person conversation exploring grief, death, and end-of-life experiences within the LGBTQIA+ community. Hosted at the historic Bishopsgate Institute, this gathering is a safe and welcoming space to reflect on how we process loss — as individuals and as a community.

This event will include:

• A panel of LGBTQIA+ speakers with lived experience sharing personal reflections on loss, bereavement, and navigating death-related conversations.

• Open and respectful group discussion on cultural attitudes toward death, unique challenges faced by LGBTQIA+ people around healthcare, chosen family, legacy, and remembrance.

• Opportunities to ask questions, share experiences (if you wish), and engage in a compassionate, non-judgmental environment.

This is a space for connection, learning, and healing — open to anyone in the LGBTQIA+ community and allies who wish to better understand and support each other through life’s most difficult moments.

Admission is free, but registration is essential as places are limited.
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This event is presented in collaboration with professionals and organisations working in end-of-life care and LGBTQIA+ advocacy.