Is the grass always greener on the other side? – Lesbian* Life in Macedonia
Last month the qLit team went to the 1st European Lesbian* Conference in Vienna. This 3-day event was highly inspirational for all of us, especially...
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LGBTQ+ Street Art in Budapest and Around the World
by Szlávi Anna
What if I told you that we are about to make an LGBTQ+ mural in Budapest? A mural? But what is that? Well, here in...
Is the grass always greener on the other side? – OUTober Special
by Szlávi Anna
Our interview series, exploring lesbian* life all over the world, continues this month with a special guest. After hearing stories from Curitiba, Brazil and Amsterdam,...
It’s too good to live and work in Berlin
Too good, because it's independent. Within European Commission’s Erasmus+ program I was a volunteer trainee at Sonntags-Club Women*’s section last year. During that time I...
Is the grass always greener on the other side? – Interview about lesbian life in North Carolina, Mallorca, and Amsterdam
by Szlávi Anna
Last month we talked with Aryadne and Mari about how it feels to live in Curitiba, Brazil as lesbians*. They told us, for example, that...
Reykjavík Pride 2017
by Nagy Ibolya
As each year since 1999, Reykjavik dressed up in the colors of the rainbow to celebrate Pride. Before I moved to Iceland I’d only heard...
Bratislava Pride 2017
After Tel-Aviv, Budapest and Berlin we marched on Bratislava Pride this Saturday. Our plan for 2017 was to participate in the parades of as much...
Boston vs. Budapest – where is it easier to be a lesbian*?
For me, as for many others, being a lesbian in Budapest has never been easy. I always had trouble finding the places where I could...
Is the grass always greener on the other side? – Interview about lesbian* life in Brazil
by Szlávi Anna
“So, what’s it like living in Hungary?” “A pile of crap,” we say without hesitation when a friend from abroad asks. Because we Hungarians just love...
Tel-Aviv Pride 2017
by qLit
Tel-Aviv Pride March took place yesterday with some 200,000 people. It was a massive parade with a great mixture of people strolling at the seacoast...