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This page is updated with our latest updates as well as news that may be of interest to LGBT+ Jews and allies across the UK and beyond.


Celebrating Pride in London 2026
After a two-year absence, KeshetUK were delighted to march as part of the Jewish bloc at Pride in London 2026. This was a moment of joy, strength and celebration as we marched through the streets of London as proud LGBT+ Jews. Our presence was made possible thanks to the new team at Pride in London engaging with us, listening to our concerns and taking meaningful actions to ensure our safety throughout the day. Thanks to their allyship we felt truly part of the Pride in Londo
6 days ago


KeshetUK partners with Switchboard to strengthen support for LGBT+ Jews
KeshetUK, the UK’s Jewish LGBT+ education and training charity has announced a new partnership with Switchboard, the national LGBTQIA+ helpline, to deliver specialist training and guidance on Jewish LGBT+ inclusion to all Switchboard volunteers. Every year, Switchboard handles around 15,000-30,000 calls messages and emails. According to the 2021 UK census there are approximately 9,600 LGBT+ Jews in England and Wales. The partnership comes at a critical time as levels of an
Jun 8


Register for the Jewish bloc at Pride in London 2026
Registration for the Jewish bloc at Pride in London 2026 is now open, with the bloc being organised this year by Hineni Project and Sapphic Shabbat. "Now more than ever, showing up matters. This 4th of July, we’re marching at London Pride. Jewish, queer, and proud of every part of who we are. We have always belonged in this story. We always will. Be part of the Jewish bloc at Pride in London with Sapphic Shabbat x The Hineni Project. Applications close 19th June." Apply here
May 26


High Holy Days Appeal 2026
Shalom, Usually at this time of year, synagogues across the UK begin to select charities for their High Holy Day appeals and we have a favour to ask. Our work is vital in helping build more inclusive Jewish communities across the UK and this work continues to grow as more LGBT+ Jews turn to Jewish spaces to feel safe, welcomed and accepted for who they are. However, as costs rise, we can only continue our work if we can raise more funds. As the UK's only Jewish LGBT+ educatio
Apr 27
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