Below is a short application form to participate in the Pride Week 2025 program. Participation includes various types of events—panel discussions, lectures, single-day or multi...readmore
Ovogodišnja Prajd šetnja je zakazana za subotu, 7. septembar, a početak okupljanja za učesnike i učesnice šetnje je u 16 časova u parku Manjež. Tada će biti i otvoreni ulazni punktovi...readmore
Belgrade Pride 2024 will be held under the slogan "Pride is People" with the intention of reminding all our fellow citizens that LGBTI+ persons are just people who suffer from the same problems as everyone else...readmore
Women in Black and Belgrade Pride will organize a protest in front of the Embassy of the Russian Federation on Wednesday, December 13, 2023, at 12 p.m., in response to the ban on the LGBT movement in Russia. On November 30, 2023, the Supreme Court of Russia labeled the LGBT movement as an extremist organization […]readmore
Belgrade, September 11, 2023The Pride march and concert of Belgrade Pride 2023 gathered more than 10,000 people and were the largest to date. Organizers announced that Pride Week in 2024 will be held from September 2 to September 8, 2024. The Pride march is scheduled for Saturday, September 7, 2024.This year, the Pride march, as […]readmore
The Belgrade Pride March is scheduled for September 9th, and the gathering for participants will begin at 4:00 PM in Manjež Park. That's when the entrance points will also be open. The March itself starts at 5:00 PM and will be led by a drumming band and a truck with music. Besides the police officers, […]readmore
Belgrade Pride 2023 is taking place under the slogan "We're Not Even Close" (Nismo ni blizu), emphasizing that the LGBTI+ community in Serbia is faced with increasing violence and discrimination. Pride Week is set to be from September 4th to 10th, and the Pride Parade will be held on September 9th at 4:00 PM. The […]readmore
After a months-long process that consisted of the evaluation of last year's EuroPride, individual meetings with a large number of organisations dealing with the LGBTI+ community, and the development of procedures, organization and policies of Belgrade Pride, on Friday, June 30, the first plenary meeting was held with organisations from Belgrade, Novi Sad and Šabac, […]readmore
Before you is an anonymous form where, with an explanation of your choice included, you can nominate the Queen of this year's Pride!After the nominations of the community are in, and based on the previous work and effort of the nominees, the previous Queens – Aleks Elektra, Dita Von Bill, Ostroga Mi, Aleksis Plastik and […]readmore
Pinkwashing is a term that describes the commercialization of the LGBTI+ community for profit. The term emphasizes how corporations and companies use the visibility and acceptance of the LGBTI+ rights movement in order to target and market products to queer consumers.While the increase in the representation of LGBTQ+ individuals in mainstream media and access to […]readmore