SPEAKER, MODERATOR & WORKSHOP-FACILITATOR
BRUNO DE LILLE
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I write columns and opinion pieces on the fight for equal rights for LGBTI+ people around the world. I am not afraid to use a personal approach – I myself am an LGBTI+ activist, I am married to a man and we have adopted a son together.
You can also find my views on Facebook and Twitter.
I am available as a speaker or workshop facilitator on LGBTI+ topics. How do we make our society more LGBTI+friendly? What after same-sex marriage? Can we win the battle against gay bashing? How do you make your company LGBTI+ friendly? These are the kind of topics I like to talk about. If you have a specific question or theme in mind, contact me and let’s see how we can bring your audience the best experience.
Are you organising a debate? Because of my experience as a presenter and my vast knowledge of LGBTI+ topics, you have come to the right person to moderate it.
Contact Bruno for more info or to book him as a speaker, a writer, moderator or workshop facilitator.
Speaker, Writer, Moderator & Workshop-facilitator …
I write columns and opinion pieces on the fight for equal rights for LGBTI+ people around the world. I am not afraid to use a personal approach: I am an LGBTI+ activist, I am married to a man and together we adopted a son.
You can also find my views on Facebook and Twitter.
I am available as a speaker or workshop facilitator on LGBTI+ topics. How do we make our society more LGBTI+friendly, what after same sex marriage, is the fight against gaybashing to win, what makes your company LGBTI+friendly, … These are subjects I like to talk about. If you have a specific question or theme, contact me and together we will see how we can bring your audience the best experience.
Are you organizing a debate? Because of my experience as a presenter and my vast knowledge of LGBTI+ topics, you have come to the right person to moderate it.
Contact Bruno for more info or book him as a speaker, a writer, moderator or workshop facilitator.
LGBTI+ stuff
My opinion pieces, columns, interviews about LGBTI+… you can read them here.
Stickers to worry about
"Oh well, why worry about a few silly stickers. The police would be better off dealing with the serious cases. Just look at what just happened to that journalist (who became the victim of a homophobic attack), they should deal with that." That's what I was told, in a...
Violence against LGBTI+-persons, a ‘Brussels’ problem?
On Friday, VRT journalist Riadh Bahri was the victim of homophobic violence. " Walking the dog. Man asks for directions. I am kind and naive enough to answer. Getting hit. Getting kicked. Chain ripped off and stolen. Hearing dirty faggot. Crying a little in the...
‘You don’t always need a war to make the lives of a lot of people a living hell’
In the Netherlands, André van Duin moved the entire country with his speech at the Commemoration of the Dead, 76 years after the end of WWII. Remarkably, André van Duin said it was his first time attending the official commemoration of the dead. All previous years he...
Stickers to worry about
"Oh well, why worry about a few silly stickers. The police would be better off dealing with the serious cases. Just look at what just happened to that journalist (who became the victim of a homophobic attack), they should deal with that." That's what I was told, in a...
Violence against LGBTI+-persons, a ‘Brussels’ problem?
On Friday, VRT journalist Riadh Bahri was the victim of homophobic violence. " Walking the dog. Man asks for directions. I am kind and naive enough to answer. Getting hit. Getting kicked. Chain ripped off and stolen. Hearing dirty faggot. Crying a little in the...
‘You don’t always need a war to make the lives of a lot of people a living hell’
In the Netherlands, André van Duin moved the entire country with his speech at the Commemoration of the Dead, 76 years after the end of WWII. Remarkably, André van Duin said it was his first time attending the official commemoration of the dead. All previous years he...
‘It’s about time for more rights for rainbow families’
Our son turned eighteen. Because of the corona crisis, there wasn't much of a celebration, but he seems to like the idea of being an adult. However, his joy is nothing compared to ours, his parents. The fact that we were able to help a son grow up can be called a...