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SWANA Pride Day

Queer hub, Notweg 38, Amsterdam

SWANA Pride Day

Queer hub, Notweg 38, Amsterdam

SWANA Pride Day - Amsterdam 2026

A collective of queer SWANA orgs, activists, artists creating magic, and reclaiming space.


During the World Pride events taking place in the Netherlands, and alongside the broader Pride Week activities, SWANA Pride Day, scheduled to take place in Amsterdam on Tuesday, 4 August 2026, emerges as an independent space created by and for queer and trans communities from Southwest Asia and North Africa (SWANA) region.

The day will include the following activities:

Panel discussions and community dialogues
Artivism activities
Storytelling through food
A community market
Film screenings
DJ performances
Drag performances
Collective art activities
This gathering is grounded in an intersectional approach that recognizes oppression as layered, interconnected, and rooted in political and structural realities.

We do not separate struggles, we do not selectively practice solidarity, and we do not leave any community behind.

Our queer movements have always existed through collective survival, mutual support, and resistance that transcends borders and identities.

We warmly invite the following to join and participate in the event:

Members of queer communities, especially from the SWANA region and the broader Global Majority
Artists and activists
Human rights, queer, and feminist organizations and collectives
Allies and supporters
Anyone interested in attending, participating, learning, building connections, or expressing solidarity

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SWANA Pride Day - Amsterdam 2026

A collective of queer SWANA orgs, activists, artists creating magic, and reclaiming space.


During the World Pride events taking place in the Netherlands, and alongside the broader Pride Week activities, SWANA Pride Day, scheduled to take place in Amsterdam on Tuesday, 4 August 2026, emerges as an independent space created by and for queer and trans communities from Southwest Asia and North Africa (SWANA) region.

The day will include the following activities:

Panel discussions and community dialogues
Artivism activities
Storytelling through food
A community market
Film screenings
DJ performances
Drag performances
Collective art activities
This gathering is grounded in an intersectional approach that recognizes oppression as layered, interconnected, and rooted in political and structural realities.

We do not separate struggles, we do not selectively practice solidarity, and we do not leave any community behind.

Our queer movements have always existed through collective survival, mutual support, and resistance that transcends borders and identities.

We warmly invite the following to join and participate in the event:

Members of queer communities, especially from the SWANA region and the broader Global Majority
Artists and activists
Human rights, queer, and feminist organizations and collectives
Allies and supporters
Anyone interested in attending, participating, learning, building connections, or expressing solidarity