Words fail to fully convey the heartbreak and shock following the tragic events in Berlin. The devastating attack on participants at this year’s Christopher Street Day (CSD)—where a driver rammed a vehicle into the crowd celebrating after the march, taking the life of a young woman and injuring dozens of others—is a profound blow to
During the Poznań Pride Festival, the Sisters executed a demanding, two-stage campaign. Throughout the official Picnic, they provided continuous, rapid testing for HIV/HCV, while during the Equality March itself, they distributed prevention packs containing condoms and lubricants to the participants. These actions directly contributed to raising awareness and safety among the festival-goers.
The Sisters actively joined the celebration of Trans Visibility Days, engaging on multiple levels. They participated in substantive panel discussions dedicated to the specific aspects of mental and physical health, as well as medical care for transgender individuals. The day culminated in their loud, joint participation in the Trans People’s March, serving as a manifestation
The Sisters took part in the Equality Picnic organized in Ostrów Wielkopolski. The event had an open and integrative character, and the Sisters enriched it with their colorful presence and presentation. Additionally, they provided a professional, discreet consultation point where interested residents could undergo rapid prevention tests.
The Sisters supported the local community by participating in yet another Equality March in Śrem. Being present in smaller towns is a key element of the Sisters’ mission, aiming to increase the visibility of LGBT+ people outside of major metropolitan areas. The Sisters marched through the city streets, carrying a message of love, acceptance, and
At the end of July, the Sisters traveled to Germany to participate in the Berlin Christopher Street Day (CSD) march. This event was with the friendly Berlin House of Sisters. Their joint presence at one of Europe’s largest Pride events strengthened international bonds and allowed for a valuable exchange of experiences.
