Join us for one or more of these facilitated group walks for trans, non-binary, intersex and gender-questioning community members (18+) plus well-behaved dogs!
The walks take place once a month, alternating between a Friday afternoon (1-3pm) on odd-numbered months and a Saturday morning (10am-12pm) on even-numbered months.
What to expect:
All the walks take place in the Brighton area and the start and end points are accessible by bus.
The walks will be facilitated by experienced walk leaders from The Clare Project team. We’ll make sure everyone feels welcome and provide support in the case of any difficulties.
Please arrive promptly as we will start walking at 5 minutes past the advertised start time. (If you are running late please message or call 07464229395.)
The walks routes are varied, to provide something for everyone. Some are shorter, some are longer, some are urban, some rural, some level, some with ascents and descents, some paved, some off-road. It’s important to check the route details (linked below) to make sure the walk you are planning on attending is suitable for you. These links also contain full route maps, accessibility information and public transport guidance.
November’s walk is: https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/hop-venture-out/walk-16-stanmer-greenways-accessible-trail-linear finishing in the One Garden cafe: https://www.onegardenbrighton.com/visit/cafe/
December’s walk is:
https://www.brighton-hove.gov.uk/hop-venture-out/walk-2-saltdean-rottingdean-linear finishing at Molly’s coffee shop: https://www.mollyscoffeeshop.co.uk/
At the end of each walk we go to a cafe for refreshments (details of the cafes can be viewed above).
You are welcome to attend on your own, with other TNBI community members, or with an essential carer (who doesn’t need to be TNBI). You don’t need to have attended a Clare Project event before or be an experienced walker.
Bus tickets and refreshments can be reimbursed if cost is a barrier to participation; just email proof of purchase to august.reid@clareproject.org.uk.
These walks have been made possible thanks to funding from Brighton & Hove City Council.
