Gay Games 11 Presents … Blazing A New Trail: Transgender And Non-Binary Inclusion In Sport

Monday, 1 August 2022 11:21

The Gay Games / Gay Games Hong Kong are hosting a Panel Discussion followed by a Networking Social Event this Friday at Pride House

Will you be in Birmingham for the #CommonwealthGames this week?

Join Gay Games 11 Hong Kong 2023 on Friday 5th August at Pride House Birmingham where we will be hosting a panel discussion on transgender and non-binary inclusion in sport, as well as presenting the latest updates on #GayGames11.

Joining our GGHK Champion and moderator, Dr Bonnie Pang, will be our panel of distinguished experts:

Amazin LeThi, Global Ambassador of Pride House Birmingham and FGG, and former competitive bodybuilder
Tarryn Horner, Programmes and Grants Manager, Laureus Sport for Good
Jaime Hooper, Vice President - Member Services, Federation of Gay Games The event is free to join, and like the Gay Games themselves, open to all!

Meet the presenters and network with peers following the panel discussion at Pride House Bar, The Loft.

Date and time: Friday 5th August 5:00-6:00pm BST
Location: Education Room, Pride House Birmingham Wynner House, 143 Bromsgrove Street

Social media links to event:

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