The Dora Love Prize: Human Rights & LGBTQ+ Youth
Westminster City Archives
Apply NowWant to explore human rights and LGBTQ+ stories with experts? Join a film screening and discussion of The Dora Love Prize, hear Prof Rainer Schulze, ask questions, build confidence, gain insights for uni and future careers while connecting with peers.
Join us for a film screening and discussion of The Dora Love Prize. The event features the 20-minute film The Fragility of Freedom: The Dora Love Prize 2024 followed by a presentation, a Q&A session, and networking/socialising.
Professor Rainer Schulze (Emeritus Professor of Modern European History, University of Essex), founder of the Dora Love Prize, will present and lead discussion. The Dora Love Prize is an educational initiative founded in 2012 for Years 8 6 students that builds confidence to challenge identity-based prejudice, discrimination and violence, promoting inclusive human rights and LGBTQ+ rights.
This Westminster Creative Social is funded by Ward Budget grants to keep it free and accessible; refreshments and a small buffet will be provided, and forum members may take home a foodie bag at the end of the evening. The event is in-person at the City of Westminster Archives Centre (10 Saint Ann's Street, London SW1P 2DE).
Level access to the ground floor and an accessible toilet are available; if you need assistance finding the venue call Westminster Archives on 020 7641 5180. RSVP via the Outsavvy booking system or email wlgbtcf@gmail.
com for bookings or enquiries.
Professor Rainer Schulze
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- Aimed at or connected with educational initiative for Years 8 6 (Years 8 students mentioned in description).
- Event is free and open to everyone (funded by Ward Budget to keep event free and accessible).
- Attendees may RSVP via the Outsavvy booking system or by emailing wlgbtcf@gmail.com.
Event is free to attend; Ward Budget funding covers costs. A small buffet and drinks are provided for attendees.
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