“Queer Liberates”: the 25th Annual Mezipatra (CZ)
The Mezipatra Queer Film Festival took place from November 7 to 14 in Prague (the Czech Republic/Czechia) and gave out awards for the best feature...
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Rainbow Families Around the World: Norway
by Amy & Anna
This newly launched series was inspired by the article series Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? That long-running series brought us perspectives...
Illegally Queer – Trondheim Pride
by Amy & Anna
Yet another Pride report? Yes! But can one get too much of Pride? No! From May to September this year, we gave you a taste...
Account of the 2024 Berlin Pride
by Vida Orsi
Christopher Street Day (CSD Berlin) or Berlin Pride, one of the largest and most colourful LGBTQIA+ events in Europe was held on the 27th of...
LGBTQ+ life at Bergen University
by qLit
University years are crucial in the lives of several of us. It is usually in college that we define ourselves, both personally and professionally, and...
Paris 2024: Lesbian Stars at the Olympics
by qLit
The 2024 Summer Olympics in Paris is fast approaching! We think the Olympics are the sporting event which appeals to both the avid fan and...
Shining a Light on Global Queer Rights at Bergen Pride
by Amy & Anna
The sun doesn’t shine often in Bergen, but it did this year for the opening of Pride Park. The weather and the city itself welcomed...
What is it like to be LGBTQ at university today?
by Amy & Anna
For many of us, university years are a defining period in our lives. It is when we enter adulthood, becoming independent, and it is when...
Rainbow Families around the World – Intro
by Amy & Anna
This newly launched series was inspired by the article series Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? That long-running series brought us perspectives...
Is the Grass Always Greener on the Other Side? – Interview about Living in Norway
by Szlávi Anna
After a considerable pause, qLit’s longest running article series is now back! Although we have already written a number of articles about living in Norway...