LGBTI pour les exilé-es: an evening of support for the associations La Maison des Coursiers, Watizat, Front Habitat Lesbien, Shams and La Mif, who will be on hand to present their activities and meet future volunteers. People supported by the associations benefit from free admission and, where possible, on-the-spot refreshments. All artists are volunteers, and all profits go back to the associations. 

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The future racist policy of the Barnier government marks a further step in the extreme right-wing politicization of the political field, and seems a logical follow-up to the adoption of the Immigration law, which the RN itself described as an “ideological victory”. As LGBTI people, we feel concerned and in solidarity: we intend to play our part in the fight against these measures. Last spring, we brought together LGBTI groups and migrant support organizations. The conclusion was clear: associations need money and volunteers. On October 4, we're combining business with pleasure by doing what we do best: celebrating. 

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We've invited the crème de la crème of queer nightlife to join us for a dance party in solidarity. 10 artists, 3 collectives, 2 dancefloors, association stands, to mix and mingle. 

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All artists are volunteers. 

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All proceeds from the evening will go to the following organizations: La Maison des Coursiers, Watizat, Front Habitat Lesbien, Shams and La Mif.

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People accompanied by these organizations will benefit from free admission. Don't hesitate to contact us!

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With Discoquette (Ixpé, Ba-Vic) With Us (A-440, Cici That Walk), Bragi Pufferfish (Loki Starfish, Morgan Ivy), Friction Magazine (Camille Desombre)

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Guests: DjReïne, Amina Oui (Menergy)

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Text: Leslie Préel

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