Finally, we can share Skeiv Verden's contribution to this year's Pride programme! This year's theme for Oslo Pride is "History", and it is also 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Norway. This will be marked by institutions, organisations and activists throughout the country, including through the Queer Culture Year. Skeiv Verden wants to contribute with a critical and intersectional look at Pride, colonial history and anti-gay laws. This year, we are also proud participants of Reclaim Pride Oslo, an independent festival that focuses on anti-capitalism, anti-racism and queer feminism. They are critical of the current commercialisation of Pride and want to challenge power structures within the LGBTQIA community in Norway. There will be talks, a party, an open-mic, parade decorations and breakfast!
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17.06-18.06: Festivity Amour at the Munch Museum
6.00-1.30 pm
18.06 – 25.06: Pride Square Ung - a separate drug-free youth area in the centre of Youngstorget
Every day from 18.00-23.00.
19.06: Queer World at Pride House: Colonial history - how has the West affected queer rights internationally?
17.00-18.00
19.06: FOLK: Pride Hangout for queer women, non-binary and transgender people with minority backgrounds with the youth group (note: registration required).
17.00-21.00
21.06: Medical Transition - Trans people with minority background. Panel discussion in collaboration with Reclaim Pride at Anarres Bokkafé.
17.00-18.00
21.06: Skeive Historier / Queer Stories at Kulturhuset
19.00-20.00
22.06: Queer World at Pride House: "Let's talk about lesbians" - Why are lesbians invisible in patriarchal societies?
14.30-15.30
23.06: Queer World party at BLÅ 21.00-03.00 25.06: Pride breakfast and morning prayer at Grønland Church
10.00 am
25.06: Oslo Pride Parade 2022. Attendance coming soon.
13.00-15.30
25.06: Mashallah Block Party at Ola Narr.
6.00 p.m.
Finally, we can share Skeiv Verden's contribution to this year's Pride programme! This year's theme for Oslo Pride is "History", and it is also 50 years since the decriminalisation of homosexuality in Norway. This is marked through Skeivt kulturår by institutions, organisations and activists throughout the country. Skeiv Verden has a desire to contribute with a critical and intersectional look at both Pride, colonial history and anti-gay laws. This year we are also proud participants of Reclaim Pride Oslo, which is an independent festival that focuses on anti-capitalism, anti-racism and queer feminism. They are critical of the current commercialisation of Pride and want to challenge power structures also within the LGBTQIA environment in Norway. There will be talks, parties, open-mic, parade decoration and breakfast! Welcome!
