Hinsegin dagar í Reykjavík - Aug 2005, Page 27

Viltu vera me›
atri›i í gle›igöngunni?
Atri›um í gle›igöngunni hefur fjölga› ár
frá ári og mörg hver hafa veri› einstak-
lega glæsileg. til fless a› setja upp gott
atri›i er mikilvægt a› hugsa málin me›
fyrirvara. Gó› atri›i flurfa ekki a› kosta
mikla peninga. Gott ímyndunarafl og
li›sstyrkur vina og vandamanna dugar
oftast nær. Hinsegin dagar hafa leigt
verkstæ›i í húsnæ›i Klink & Bank vi›
Stakkholt. fiar geta allir sem eru a› setja
saman atri›i sauma› og smí›a› og n‡tt
sér fla› skraut sem er á bo›stólum hverju
sinni. fiau sem geta lagt til verkfæri,
saumavélar og svo framvegis, vinsam-
legast hafi› samband vi› okkur.
fiátttakendur sem ætla a› vera me›
formleg atri›i í göngunni ver›a a›
tilkynna fla› til Hinsegin daga fyrir 1.
ágúst í sí›asta lagi. Hægt er a› skrá
atri›i á heimasí›unni, www.this.is/
gaypride, e›a me› flví a› senda
tölvupóst á heimirmp@simnet.is
Einnig má hafa samband vi› göngu-
stjórana, Katrínu í síma 867 2399 og
Gu›björgu í síma 865 3390, e›a Heimi
Má framkvæmdastjóra í síma 862 2868.
Byrja› ver›ur a› ra›a göngunni upp
vi› lögreglustö›ina á Hlemmi kl. 13, laug-
ardaginn 6. ágúst og fleir flátttakendur
sem eru me› atri›i ver›a skilyr›islaust
a› mæta á fleim tíma. Gangan leggur
stundvíslega af sta› kl. 15 og bí›ur ekki
eftir neinum.
do you want a float or space
in the parade?
this year’s Reykjavík Gay pride
Workshop is located at the Klink & Bank
workshop in Stakkholt, close to
Hlemmur square. Here you can build
your float or make your costumes. those
who wish to perform a number in the
parade, please register before 1 August.
you can register on the website
www.this.is/gaypride, under
“Gangan”, or send an e-mail to
heimirmp@simnet.is. please inform
us how many people will be participat-
ing in your number and whether it will
involve a float or car. We will also need
the name, address and phone number of
the contact person in charge.
participants please meet at 1 p.m. on
Saturday 6 August by the police Station
at Hlemmur. the parade starts at 3
p.m.
um eitt hundra› fulltrúar
ví›svegar a› úr heiminum
komu á heimsfling Interpride
sem haldi› var á Hótel
nordica í Reykjavík 6.–10.
október sl. Samhli›a heims-
flinginu fór fram fyrsti nor›urlandafundur
Interpride me› fulltrúum frá noregi, Svífljó› og
Íslandi en sérstakir gestir voru fulltrúar frá
póllandi, Frakklandi og Englandi.
Á heimsflinginu sóttu fulltrúar fjölbreyttar
vinnustofur um ‡mislegt sem l‡tur a› flví a›
skipuleggja og halda hinsegin hátí›ir. Hátindur
heimsflingsins var fló flegar Vigdís
Finnbogadóttir, fyrrverandi forseti Íslands,
ávarpa›i flinggesti.
The interPride World Conference was
held in reykjavik 6–10 October 2004.
More than one hundred delegates from
the Us, Canada, the nordic countries,
Poland, France, the UK and other places
turned up for this productive conference.
The participants attended various work-
shops on different aspects of organizing
a Pride event. The high point, however,
came when Ms. Vigdís Finnbogadóttir,
former president of iceland, addressed
the delegates. Vigdís, the first woman in
the world to be democratically elected
head of state, closed her address with
these words:
“The Gay Pride movement in Iceland has
succeeded through positive communication
with the general public of Iceland. They have
used the language to enlighten people and by
coming proud out on the streets they have
changed the whole atmosphere, from preju-
dice into taking the individual human right for
granted.
You, the delegates at the InterPride confer-
ence here in Reykjavik, represent cities and
countries where the state of human rights is
most advanced in the world. Surely there are
some differences between your countries and
even between regions inside your individual
countries. But compared to the situation in
Eastern Europe, Africa and Asia you have
come a long way. That’s why international
cooperation like yours, communication
between different cultures and beliefs is so
important.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I wish you fruitful deliberations and hope
that when you go back to your homes you will
leave stronger than you were before and
determined to keep up your good work. Human
rights are to be respected.
Thank you.”
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