Tag: Poznań

Poznań’s Pride

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.

Rainbow Polish Cup

The June edition of the Rainbow Polish Cup once again served as a venue for the Sisters’ intensive prevention initiatives. Their mobile testing point attracted significant interest from both competing athletes and gathered fans. The Sisters proved that health education blends perfectly with promoting an inclusive and active lifestyle.

Trans Visibility Days

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

Second Polish-Nationwide Transgender Visibility Day

On April 13-14, there will be a special event: the Second Polish-Nationwide Transgender Visibility Day. Its program is even richer and more interesting than during the pioneering edition in 2023. You will have the opportunity to meet amazing figures of the Trans/Non-binary movement, such as Anna Grodzka, Piotr Jacoń, Anu Czerwiński, Anton Ambroziak, Zenobia Żaczek,

Sister’s Mary BlackVeioling

Novice Sister Mary Read invite at her Black Veiling Ceremony. The event will be rub by Sisters from Berlin’s House Sister Daphne and Sister Suzette. Postulants from Warsaw – Jeannine Bhram and Venus Anus would help. That evening, all willing people will be able to enter the club (if there are enough seats) without looking

Bingo with the Sisters

The LGBT Bingo history begins in October 1980, when the Sisters, with just one year experience, decided to take over the tradition of Charity Bingo in American Churches. During this first event, Sisters were gathered on Cuban gay refugees. That Bingo was a moderate success, the Order of the Sisters of Perpetual Indulgence was not