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From The Team
Welcome, dear reader, to, believe it or not - our December issue.
NXF: Solidarity Through It All
As we hugged, danced, laughed and cried our way through this year’s GALAs awards.
Ten years of a listening ear and a compassionate response
Every time the phone rings, you wonder who is going
A New Journey
In July 2020, the Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI), welcomed Éirénne Carroll as their new CEO. Sarah McKenna Barry caught up with Éirénne to discuss acceptance, inclusion and the steps we need to take to establish Ireland as a world leader in trans equality. Portrait by Hazel Coonagh
The Rise of the Far-Right
Stephen Moloney takes an in-depth look at how the far-right are weaponising the current pandemic and how online hate speech is spilling over into real life
My Queer Utopia
Queer Utopia is an exciting, ongoing collaborative project from GCN
Sanctuary in Solitude
When activist Bulelani Mfaco partnered with photographer Brian Teeling to create a stunning series of portraits for GCN, the experience would hit deeper than expected. A spokesperson for MASI (Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland), Bulelani revisited his own arrival in Ireland and the long lasting impact of those days
Family Ties
Pregnancy, birth and becoming a parent can be a challenging process. Add being LGBTQ+ and COVID-19 to the mix and it becomes even more complicated. Ranae von Meding caught up with new parents to see how they’ve been affected. All photos provided by the families
GCN New Voices
During the month of November, we partnered with the inspiring BeLonG To Youth Services to platform the thoughts and opinions of some amazing young LGBTQ+ writers from across the country. Artist Neave Alouf created beautiful bespoke artworks, illustrating each article and giving the series its own visual identity
Home Away From Home?
Throughout the year, Pradeep Mahadeshwar has interviewed LGBTQ+ members of the Asian community who have made a new home in Ireland. Pradeep spoke to each person about their experiences in a new country and if they have felt welcomed into the queer community. Pradeep’s portrait is courtesy of Stephen Moloney\masc.life
Get on Your Bike and Run with Triathlon Ireland
Sporting Pride are delighted to partner with Triathlon Ireland to
Community
The LGBTQ+ community have released an open letter and launched a petition concerning the continued closure of the GMHS (Gay Men’s Health Service). The letter is addressed to Colm Henry, the Chief Clinical Officer in the HSE
Outhouse
Outhouse is a community and resource centre owned by and
Our Solidarity is in our Visibility
With the emergence of fringe Twitter accounts purporting to represent Irish lesbian, gay and bisexual interests while maligning our trans siblings, Managing Editor of GCN, Lisa Connell explains why an inclusive LGBTQ+ community is more vital than ever
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Outhouse

Outhouse LGBT+ Community

Resource Centre

www.outhouse.ie

E: info@outhouse T: 01 873 4999

Sign up for the Outhouse newsletter at www.outhouse.ie

Outhouse is a community and resource centre owned by and operating on behalf of the LGBT+ community. Our mission is to provide a safe space which facilitates and encourages the growth of services and supports to the LGBT+ community.

Space: Outhouse has a number of unique spaces available for hire. Room hire rates are negotiable for unfunded voluntary and community groups. We also off er a catering menu for groups who meet at Outhouse. Contact Sarah on 01 8734999 or email venue@ outhouse.ie

Information and Signposting: Outhouse reception staff provide service users with information on all aspects of LGBT+ life and signpost callers to public and social services daily. Contact Leeanne on 01 7334999 or email info@outhouse.ie

Cafe: The cafe at Outhouse is a cosy, warm, welcoming LGBT+ safe space. Our menu changes daily but you can expect to find homemade soups, a selection of freshly prepared sandwiches, healthy tasty salads, baked goods and daily specials. Great vegetarian and vegan options available. Contact Clair on 01 7334999 or email cafe@outhouse.ie

Library: The library is on the first floor of the outhouse building. It is a comfortable and informal space, which houses an LGBT+ collection of almost 4000 titles. Contact Eibh on 01 873 4999 or email library@outhouse.ie

What’s On: See Outhouse Facebook Page for weekly activities and events

TUE

LGBTQIA Women’s Wellness Workshop A free online six week course Tuesday evenings 7PM - 9PM Run four times annually (see www.outhouse.ie for dates and registration details)

The aim of this free six week course is to provide a safe space for women to connect with each other, improve their mental health and well-being, and enjoy themselves. For further information contact Laura at pdc@ outhouse.ie

Men’s Personal Development Course (Gay, Bisexual & MSM aged 24+)

A free online six week course Tuesday evenings 6:30PM - 8:30PM Run four times annually (see www.outhouse.ie for dates)

Topic’s covered on this free six week course include: Befriend and assert your sexuality, Learn new communication skills, Build your confidence, Understand your emotions, Enhance your relationships and Improve your health and wellbeing. To register or for further information contact Leeanne (01) 873 4999 or email info@outhouse.ie

SAT

Safe Space (LGBT+ Asylum Seekers, Migrant and Refugee) Peer Support Group 12pm-3pm 3rd Saturday each month. Self determination, a safe space to meet, self organise, be visible and have a cohesive voice. To register or for further information contact Leeanne (01) 873 4999 or info@ outhouse.ie

Organisations Based in Outhouse:

Dublin Lesbian Line www.dublinlesbianline.ie

Gay Mens Health Service www.hse.ie/eng/services/list/5/sexhealth/gmhs/

Gay Switchboard Ireland www.facebook.com/GaySwitchboardIreland/

Shout Out www.shoutout.ie

Gay Health Network www.gayhealthnetwork.ie

Abortion Rights Campaign, www.abortionrightscampaign.ie

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The LGBTQ+ community have released an open letter and launched a petition concerning the continued closure of the GMHS (Gay Men’s Health Service). The letter is addressed to Colm Henry, the Chief Clinical Officer in the HSE
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From The Team
Welcome, dear reader, to, believe it or not - our December issue.
NXF: Solidarity Through It All
As we hugged, danced, laughed and cried our way through this year’s GALAs awards.
Ten years of a listening ear and a compassionate response
Every time the phone rings, you wonder who is going
A New Journey
In July 2020, the Transgender Equality Network Ireland (TENI), welcomed Éirénne Carroll as their new CEO. Sarah McKenna Barry caught up with Éirénne to discuss acceptance, inclusion and the steps we need to take to establish Ireland as a world leader in trans equality. Portrait by Hazel Coonagh
The Rise of the Far-Right
Stephen Moloney takes an in-depth look at how the far-right are weaponising the current pandemic and how online hate speech is spilling over into real life
My Queer Utopia
Queer Utopia is an exciting, ongoing collaborative project from GCN
Sanctuary in Solitude
When activist Bulelani Mfaco partnered with photographer Brian Teeling to create a stunning series of portraits for GCN, the experience would hit deeper than expected. A spokesperson for MASI (Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland), Bulelani revisited his own arrival in Ireland and the long lasting impact of those days
Family Ties
Pregnancy, birth and becoming a parent can be a challenging process. Add being LGBTQ+ and COVID-19 to the mix and it becomes even more complicated. Ranae von Meding caught up with new parents to see how they’ve been affected. All photos provided by the families
GCN New Voices
During the month of November, we partnered with the inspiring BeLonG To Youth Services to platform the thoughts and opinions of some amazing young LGBTQ+ writers from across the country. Artist Neave Alouf created beautiful bespoke artworks, illustrating each article and giving the series its own visual identity
Home Away From Home?
Throughout the year, Pradeep Mahadeshwar has interviewed LGBTQ+ members of the Asian community who have made a new home in Ireland. Pradeep spoke to each person about their experiences in a new country and if they have felt welcomed into the queer community. Pradeep’s portrait is courtesy of Stephen Moloney\masc.life
Get on Your Bike and Run with Triathlon Ireland
Sporting Pride are delighted to partner with Triathlon Ireland to
Community
The LGBTQ+ community have released an open letter and launched a petition concerning the continued closure of the GMHS (Gay Men’s Health Service). The letter is addressed to Colm Henry, the Chief Clinical Officer in the HSE
Outhouse
Outhouse is a community and resource centre owned by and
Our Solidarity is in our Visibility
With the emergence of fringe Twitter accounts purporting to represent Irish lesbian, gay and bisexual interests while maligning our trans siblings, Managing Editor of GCN, Lisa Connell explains why an inclusive LGBTQ+ community is more vital than ever
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