Come along to this community meeting to review the values and purpose of Darwin Pride. At the meeting of Darwin Pride on Wednesday 6 November 2014 it was decided to conduct a community consultation process to review the purpose of Pride to determine if it meets community needs and expectations.

The Darwin Pride Festival will be holding it's annual community meeting on Wednesday 11th February at the Northern Territory AIDS & Hepatitis Council from 5.30pm-7pm. The purpose of the meeting is to elect community members to organise this years Pride Festival. Everyone is welcome and If you have further questions just just message the Darwin Pride Festival on the Facebook page. https://www.facebook.com/DarwinPrideFestival2011?fref=ts

Do you have great ideas for this year's Darwin Pride Festival? Come to our next meeting to join the committee and share your ideas! Darwin Pride Festival is always full of events that support & celebrate the LGBTIQ community- and you can help make it happen! No matter who you are or where you're from, we want you! JOIN THE DARWIN PRIDE FESTIVAL COMMITTEE BY COMING TO THE NEXT MEETING: WHEN: Feb 25th WHERE: NTAHC (46 Woods Street, Darwin) TIME:…

NTAHC is the governing body that auspices Darwin Pride. We are currently seeking highly motivated people to volunteer to be part of the organising committee for 2016. A community meeting is scheduled for Wednesday 30th March at 5:30pm at NTAHC 46 Woods Street Darwin. Organising Committee positions include: • Chairperson • Secretary • Treasurer • Marketing and Sponsorship • Media and Website • Volunteer Coordinator • Event Coordinators Please come along and support your community.

'Trans and Gender Diverse Civil Law Issues in the NT' A 1 hour presentation followed by a 30 minute open discussion by Sam Salvidge & Joni Gear. Community Solicitors Darwin Community Legal Service A FREE EVENT for IDAHOT Day. You are welcome, please invite your friends. NTAHC Darwin office: 46 Woods St This is a Darwin Community Legal Service and NTAHC collaboration

Understand Sexuality and Gender in Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities; A cultural standpoint Workshops in Alice Springs and Darwin Workshops are being delivered by Dameyon Bonson, finalist, Dr Yunupingu Award – For Human Rights & Social Justice. These workshops are for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people and intended to assist with understanding of LGBTphobia based trauma, and the loss and grief of identity experienced because of this. Dameyon will use the six stages of decolonisation to grow a…