Robin Corminboeuf, who has a background in sociology and interior design, is now a prominent voice in the LGBTQ movement and the press officer for the Geneva International Film Festival. As the former editor-in-chief of the magazine LGBTIQ+ 360°, he has worked to raise visibility and strengthen the rights of LGBTQ people. During this event, he will share his experiences and insights on LGBTQ activism and its challenges in today’s society.

The following topics will be addressed:

• LGBTQ Activism in Europe: Robin Corminboeuf will discuss his experiences as an activist and how the LGBTQ movement has evolved in Europe, with a particular focus on Switzerland. What progress has been made, and what challenges remain?
• The Role of Media in LGBTQ Issues: As the former editor-in-chief of an LGBTQ+ magazine, Corminboeuf will reflect on how media can be used as a tool to promote LGBTQ rights and how they influence public perceptions of LGBTQ individuals.
• Personal Stories as an Activist: Drawing on his own journey and work with the Geneva International Film Festival, Corminboeuf will explore how personal stories and artistic expressions can serve as powerful forms of activism.

The discussion will be held in French and followed by a Q&A session.
A light lunch will be served to participants.

Free entry for all, but pre-registration is required.
Register here

In collaboration with the Swiss Embassy in Sweden and the Nordic Journal of Francophone Studies

Samtal om HBTQ-aktivism med Robin Corminboeuf