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Celebrating Greater Manchester Histories and Heritage, Manchester Histories is a growing and dynamic charity (charity number:1151944).We work collaboratively with people, organisations and partners to reveal and celebrate the stories of the people and places that make up Greater Manchester. We connect people together to explore the past and shape the future through histories and heritage.

Manchester Histories

Tue 16 Jul, 4pm – 7pm
Free, booking recommended.
Manchester Histories are proud to present "Queer", a platform showcasing some of the ways that LGBT+ communities and their allies have stood strong for protest, democracy and freedom of speech. Our panel includes:
Abigail Ward - DJ & Curator
Angela Cooper - Co-founder of the Manchester branch of the Gay Liberation Front (GLF)
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Louise Wallwein - Poet & Playwright
Luchia Fitzgerald - LGBTQ Activist
Paul Fairweather - Manchester City Councillor, Lead Member for Gay Men’s Issues
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We invite you to hear the story of Manchester’s Clause 28 protest march, the history of one of the most important queer publications in Manchester, discover how archivists and activists have been using historical material to share LGBT+ heritage and much more.
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About Peterloo 2019
Peterloo 2019 is a project that is led by Manchester Histories and supported by The National Lottery Heritage Fund. Working with key cultural organisations and communities across Greater Manchester it is delivering a programme of activity that combines public events, learning opportunities and creative exploration.
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