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LGBTQI+ … so what?

Photo : MinistereEducNationale

Nov 21Free

LGBTQI+ … so what?

An afternoon to deconstruct prejudices and chat freely with the CONTACT Association

Centre Paris Anim' Annie Fratellini (ex Villiot Rapée)

Part of the Festival des Fiertés 2026 programme

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As part of the Pride Festival – LGBTQI+ Cultures & Identities

On the occasion of the Pride Festival, the Annie Fratellini Center welcomes the association Contact!
Come and discuss LGBTQIA+ issues, deconstruct prejudices, and help fight against discrimination.

Our take on this event

Challenge your own perspective and dive into honest conversations during this special gathering centered on LGBTQIA+ pride. It is a fantastic opportunity to meet like-minded people while breaking down deep-seated stigmas. Join a movement that turns awareness into meaningful connection.

The Centre Paris Anim' Annie Fratellini hosts an insightful afternoon dedicated to LGBTQI+ topics on Saturday, November 21, 2026. Part of the Festival des Fiertés, this event invites young people up to 17 years old to engage in open discussions aimed at challenging prejudices and combating discrimination. It is a valuable opportunity to learn and connect within a supportive community environment in the 12th arrondissement. Attendance is completely free of charge. Please note that booking in advance is mandatory to secure your spot at this inclusive gathering, which is designed to be accessible to everyone, including wheelchair users.

As part of the Festival des Fiertés – Cultures & Identités LGBTQI+, the Centre Paris Anim' Annie Fratellini welcomes the association Contact for an educational session focused on LGBTQIA+ themes. Scheduled for Saturday, November 21, 2026, from 14:00 to 17:00, the event is tailored for youths aged 17 and under.

Participants are encouraged to take part in meaningful conversations that help break down stereotypes and address discrimination. The organisers have prioritised accessibility, ensuring the venue is fully wheelchair accessible and equipped to accommodate individuals with cognitive disabilities.

This event is free to attend, but registration is required for all guests. Make sure to book your space in advance to participate in this important community initiative.

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