About #GenKqueer
The #GenKqueer project involved multigenerational workshops promoting acts of kindness for Queer Victorians doing it tough around Christmas. The first act of kindness involved debunking harmful ageist myths, then participants produced messages of hope to share with community. The messages were provided to artists @kentoonist1 and @cintsartspace, who produced illustrations for hope cards.
In the section below you can read the individual and group hope cards and listen to workshop participants reflections on hope, ageism and the importance of community. You can also read the project report here.
In the section below you can read the individual and group hope cards and listen to workshop participants reflections on hope, ageism and the importance of community. You can also read the project report here.
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Individual Hope Cards
Portraits of workshop participants and their messages of hope to Queer community. Thanks to Chris Franklin from Franklin Image for the photography.
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Group Hope Cards
Thankyou to the GenKqueer participants for the following messages of hope, thanks also to artists @kentoonist1 and @cintsartspace for illustrating the cards and Chris Franklin from Franklin Image for graphic design.
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Films
In these two films (audio and photo), workshop participants reflect on hope, ageism and the importance of community. Click the links below to watch the film or listen to the audio.
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Events
See us at Midsumma 2024 (link).
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Project partners
The #GenKqueer project is an initiative of the Centre for Intergenerational Power, established Celebrate Ageing Ltd and we are grateful to the Victorian Government Department of Families, Fairness and Housing - Equality Unit and Midsumma Festival for their support.
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