June 2019 marks 50 years since the Stonewall Uprising, a significant moment in LGBTQ history.
On June 22nd 2019 our LGBTQ Community & allies invited the world to celebrate World Pride 2019 | Stonewall 50 | The Bronx
On June 22nd 2019 our LGBTQ Community & allies invited the world to celebrate World Pride 2019 | Stonewall 50 | The Bronx
The Bronx LGBT Expo
Celebrated World Pride
JUNE 22nd, 2019
Our event space was sponsored by BRONX BARX
@111 Bruckner Blvd., Bronx NY 10454
Celebrated World Pride
JUNE 22nd, 2019
Our event space was sponsored by BRONX BARX
@111 Bruckner Blvd., Bronx NY 10454
Our Mission
CELEBRATE PRIDE around the WORLD and in The Bronx with our LGBTQ Community.
To Create, Maintain and Sustain Relationships That Keep us all Connected.
To Create, Maintain and Sustain Relationships That Keep us all Connected.
Proudly Sponsoring
The White Shirt Project
A healing journey in the crossroads of PTSD and Depression
created by Jose Ramon
The White Shirt Project
A healing journey in the crossroads of PTSD and Depression
created by Jose Ramon
About The Project
The project was created by Jose Ramon, who was diagnosed with PTSD and Depression. It is a series of black and white photographs and first-person narratives mainly of people from The Bronx, the LGBT community and our supporters. Some models have struggled with mental health issues while others in the project have been supportive of such struggles. TWSP attaches a face to the stigma of Mental Illness and allows the viewer to get closer to the human beings behind the portraits and stories. A white shirt is used as a catalyst provoking dialogue and stir emotions leading to catharsis while transforming our own experience with mental health from the individual to the community.
The project was created by Jose Ramon, who was diagnosed with PTSD and Depression. It is a series of black and white photographs and first-person narratives mainly of people from The Bronx, the LGBT community and our supporters. Some models have struggled with mental health issues while others in the project have been supportive of such struggles. TWSP attaches a face to the stigma of Mental Illness and allows the viewer to get closer to the human beings behind the portraits and stories. A white shirt is used as a catalyst provoking dialogue and stir emotions leading to catharsis while transforming our own experience with mental health from the individual to the community.
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