This Pride month, Brig takes a look back at the queer beginnings of two of the most well known monsters. Mary Shelley's Frankenstein's creature, and Bram Stoker's Count Dracula.…
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The Union’s new gender expression fund aims to support students' access to gender-affirming products by removing financial barriers.…
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Ghana's parliament has passed an anti-LGBTQ+ law that has made identifying as part of the LGBT community illegal.…
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An exploration into same-sex marriage around the world, in the wake of Greece's legalisation of same-sex marriage.…
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Forth Valley Pride will happen next year for the first time after Creative Stirling reap 91 per cent interest in the local area.…
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The Oxford Belles return to the Edinburgh Fringe with their show celebrating feminist anthems…
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Esraa talked to Brig about their work and the importance of spaces like SQIFF.…
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The Scottish Queer International Film Festival returned to the Macrobert Arts Centre last night with a series of short films focusing on trans parents.…
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Brig sat down with Indigo Korres ahead of the Stirling leg of SQIFF 2023’s Trans-Generational Tour on May 11.…
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Patrick Ness’s new book, 'Different for Boys,' is a complex tale of friendship, internalised homophobia and what it means to lose your virginity.…
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