QUEERCIRCLE is a LGBTQIA+ led charity working at the intersection of arts, health and social action.

This workshop is for 16 - 25 year olds. Many of us are taught that creativity lives in the mind: something we think our way into, plan, or perfect. Yet our bodies are constantly generating deep personal knowledges, imaginations and possibilities. This workshop invites young queer people to explore creativity through the wisdom of the body and play.

This Workshop is for 16 - 25 year olds. Led by artist Claye Bowler, this workshop explores how songs are transmitted, archived, and remade through body and material. Drawing on his exhibition Dig Me a Grave, featuring folk songs of grave sites sung from the perspective of the dead, Claye considers how oral tradition parallels queer history: knowledge carried and passed down through the body as archive.

A 67-page journey through queer counter-mapping, River's research pulls together stories of resistance from around the globe, composite lyrical poems, and sharp analysis of key concepts, all building toward a final framework: seven fragments to orient us.

Over 12 months, QUEERCIRCLE will explore its strategic questions through governance experiments, community-led structures, and a year-long programme of activity.

This report exposes a growing climate of censorship, funding pressures and political influence across the UK arts sector, particularly in relation to Palestine and trans rights.