The gay couples living with dementia
The LGBT Dementia Cafe – Channel 4 News Country: UK Length: 07:35 Publisher: Channel 4
Gay ‘cure’: “I did aversion therapy for my mother”
Country: UK Length: 03:25 Publisher: BBC Stories
Why do so many LGBT people suffer from mental health problems?
Country: UK Length: 06:39 Publisher: BBC Newsnight
Not My Name
Country: UK Length: 02:35 Publisher: Plymouth University
Shrewsbury LGBT History Festival 2017
Country: UK Length: 03:55 Publisher: LGBT SAND Comments: A taster of the 2017 Festival
LGBT Health Matters
Country: UK Date: 2017 Length: 12:27 Publisher: The Diversity Trust Including interviews with GPs, this is a short film aimed at health care professionals. The purpose of the film is to increase awareness of Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Trans (LGBT) people’s experiences accessing health care and to increase access to health care for LGBT communities.
Pride in Practice
Country: UK Length: 01:08 Publisher: LGBT Foundation Comments: A GP talks about the benefits his practice has seen after receiving accreditation from the LGBT Foundation. Also see this press release about the Pride in Practice scheme.
Shrewsbury LGBT History Festival 2016
Country: UK Length: 00:58 Publisher: LGBT SAND Comments: A short film illustrating the 2016 festival, made a s a promotional film for 2017
Now You See Me: a film about a group of Older Lesbians
Country: UK Length: 23:40 Now You See Me is the collaborative project of one older lesbian researcher/writer and one queer, curious young film-maker. Building on Jane Traies’s research into the Lives and Experiences of Older Lesbians in the UK (University of Sussex, 2014) and into the invisibility of Older Lesbians (University of Birmingham, 2009), together…
Tonic: A Fresh Approach to LGBT Older Living
Country: UK Length: 07:35 Publisher: TONIC Comments: Tonic Housing is a new, user-led organisation whose vision is to reduce the social isolation and discrimination currently experienced and/or feared by older LGBT people in the United Kingdom. This film supports the case for building the UK’s first retirement community with a distinct LGBT identity and ethos.