Recorded videos of a crucial event on transnational LGBTQ issues are now available for viewing online. On October 7th 2016, the Liveable Lives project hosted 'Making Liveable Lives' - a one-day seminar for discussing what actually makes life 'liveable' for LGBTQ people in India and the UK. The event included four presentations:

• Aengus Carroll discussed the work of the International Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Trans and Intersex Association (ILGA) and the important of evidence in advocating for sexual and gender minorities.

• Kath Browne and Nick McGlynn launched a new Liveable Lives report - 'Acting On Equalities?' - which highlights a concerning decline in English local councils' compliance with equalities legislation.

• Ranjita Biswas and Sumita explored the history and vital work of Kolkata-based LBT activists Sappho For Equality, and LGBTQ politics across India.

• Finally, Niharika Banerjea and Kath Browne introduced some of the project's initial findings - what LGBTQ people in India and the UK actually said makes their lives liveable or not liveable.

To view any of these videos, please click here and select the presentation of your choice.