ShanghaiPRIDE

ShanghaiPRIDE Film Festival 2018 Opens for Submissions

ShanghaiPRIDE Film Festival (ShPFF) will return on June 9-17, 2018. We are very excited to bring the community together once again around LGBTQ films as we celebrate 10 years of ShanghaiPRIDE — and 10 years of sharing our stories.

The festival’s cinematic component has come a long way, evolving from a single film night to a full-blown festival that supports emerging Chinese filmmakers while also bringing cutting-edge international queer cinema to Shanghai.MORE…    

ShanghaiPRIDE at Disney Pride

ShanghaiPRIDE representatives were invited to share the community’s efforts and leaders’ personal stories at “Disney Pride: Defining LGBT & Ally,” organized by Disney Pride China, on Dec. 6.
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Hey! The second round of volunteer recruitment is on its way!

「About ShanghaiPRIDE Volunteers」

The 10th anniversary of ShanghaiPRIDE is coming up in 2018! Over the years, volunteers from all over the world have contributed to and grown alongside ShanghaiPRIDE. Many later became pivotal figures in LGBTQ-related organizations in other parts of the world! As a tradition, ShanghaiPRIDE has been entirely run by volunteers. We are working partners as well as a big family. Volunteering spirit is what keeps the festival going.MORE…    

Event Recap: Red Ribbon Gala Dinner

SHANGHAI – This year’s Red Ribbon Gala Dinner hosted by ShanghaiPRIDE, Q-Events, and Andaz Xintiandi, Shanghai on World AIDS Day raised a total of CNY 82,580 for Shanghai Qingai Health Center.MORE…    

Event Recap: Women Up! X CADVN China Anti-Domestic Violence Network

Part 1: Raising Awareness Against Violence

In 1999, the United Nations General Assembly designated November 25th as the International Day for the Elimination of Violence Against Women. To increase awareness of violence against women and gender minorities, ShanghaiPRIDE Women Up! held the first of four events in its China Anti-Domestic Violence Network (CADVN) Series at MIXPACE on November 24th, sponsored by the Consulate General of Canada.MORE…    

The 10th ShPRIDE is Starting Its Engine!

ShanghaiPRIDE will celebrate its 10th year in 2018. Back in 2009, it started as a farewell party, now we have grown from 8 organizers and around 10 events to a team of more than 30 and over 30 events to become a festival that celebrates diversity and inclusion.

ShanghaiPRIDE is celebrating its 10th year in 2018 and we are very excited to have you volunteering for the events again.MORE…    

Thank You Red Ribbon Gala Dinner Sponsors

In conjunction with World AIDS Day, ShanghaiPRIDE, Q-Events and Andaz Xintiandi, Shanghai will co-host the third Red Ribbon Gala Dinner to benefit Shanghai Qingai Health Center. The gala will be held on 1-Dec, Friday, 6.00pm.

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Red Ribbon Gala Dinner Calls for Support

SHANGHAI – ShanghaiPRIDE, Q-Events and Andaz Xintiandi, Shanghai held a press conference last Friday to officially launch the 2017 Red Ribbon Gala Dinner campaign, which will benefit Shanghai Qingai Health Center.

In conjunction with World AIDS Day on Friday 1-December, the campaign aims to raise public awareness on HIV/AIDS prevention and treatment, and promote anti-discrimination and de-stigmatization towards those affected. There will be a cocktail reception, four-course dinner, performances, raffles draw, and silent auction. Individual tickets are priced at ¥1080 and a table of ten at ¥9,800. Tickets are open for sale and organizers would like to invite businesses, individuals, and media partners to unite for this cause. MORE…    

QT Share: Queer & Religion

Concepts of the inner Queer and religious institutions have flourished alongside each other for centuries. Are our Queer identities affected by religious and social elements? On the other hand, has the persistence of Queer society affected the religious traditions it’s surrounded by? Just as religion affects society and society affects religion, we are unable to talk about Queer identities and gender awareness without talking about religion. This week at Queer Talks Share, we open the conversation on the relationship between religion, social constructs, gender roles and identity. There will be a few special guests sharing their experiences on Queer and Religion. See you this Sunday, 29th of October, 5:30PM Happy Hour@Roxie!

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