GM LGBTQ+ Community Network Newsletter
Friday, 31st March 2023Afternoon All:
Today is Transgender Day of Visibility and Just Like Us UK wanted to share some really positive research they’ve just released.
Our research has found that, if you know a trans person, you’re twice as likely to be a trans ally.
Three quarters (74%) of those who say they are not supportive of trans people don’t even know a trans person in real life. So the research shows what we imagined to be true, which is that transphobia is so commonly rooted in a fear of the unknown.
The research has also found that the majority of young adults are supportive of trans people, and lesbians are the most likely in the LGB+ community to be trans allies.
@JustLikeUsUK
Mpox Update:
Mpox (Formerly known as Monkeypox) is a rare viral infection which was until 2022 almost exclusively seen in central and western Africa. There have been cases in the community in the UK in recent months and it is passed on by close personal contact such as sex. Anyone can get Mpox. Most cases in the UK have been seen in gay, bisexual and ther men who have sex with men. Cases in the UK are currently still rare. Vaccinations are available until 16th June 2023 (1sr Dose) and 31st July 2023 (2nd Dose).
For more information please visit: https://gmpash.org.uk/stis/mpox-formerly-known-monkeypox
Twitter: @GMPaSH
Read the weekly newsletter from Canal St Manchester:
https://www.canal-st.co.uk/canal-st-online-newsletter
LGBTQ+ Weekly Bulletin from Reach (Manchester Evening News)
https://e.reachplc.com/interface/external_view_email.php?RE6516714664937819zzzzz6443b2d284223fd136605f727cd7011b9548df60863b2ff0db9600daf3b035e6e2&varId=
Sports Media LGBT+ News:
Sports Media LGBT+ is a network, advocacy, and consultancy group that is helping to build a community of LGBTQ+ people and allies in sport. They’re also a digital publisher and can help with your content requirements.
https://mailchi.mp/b8208d3317d6/fvt2023weekofaction?e=935c171b96
Consortium LGBT+ Funding News
https://mailchi.mp/e233726c2944/funding-news-may21-8056465?e=4ef77ba796
GM Equality Alliance Bulletin, Issue 62, March 2023
https://www.gmcvo.org.uk/civicrm/mailing/view?reset=1&id=9469
I Love Manchester – Events Not to Miss.
https://ilovemanchester.com/Greater Manchester Combined Authority Monthly Newsletter
https://mailchi.mp/greatermanchester-ca.gov.uk/march-2023-external-newsletter?e=45fac8e26f
Great Indecencies shows a world pre and post-1967’s Sexual Offences Act.
7.30pm Friday 31st March & Saturday 1st April 2023
Before decriminalisation, thousands of men were prosecuted, even imprisoned, for being homosexual. Men like Alan Turing, the pioneering mathematician, who broke the Enigma Code, which is credited to bringing the Second World War to an end, was prosecuted for ‘gross indecency’ in 1952. Turing was forced to undergo chemical castration and took his life two years later.
Great Indecencies is the culmination of Legacy of ’67, IAP:MCR’s year-long arts and heritage project, which explores how legal changes from 1967 onwards have directly affected LGBTQ+ people during a time of enormous changes in the public perception of homosexuality. In the fifty-six years after the Sexual Offences Act 1967, there has been further legislation relating to the age of consent, the role of LGBTQ+ people in the armed forces, improved partnership, inheritance, and adoption rights.
Yet at the same time, there has been the rise and fall of Section 28, which outlawed the ‘promotion of homosexuality’ by local authorities. The UK is experiencing an epidemic of hate crime against LGBTQ+ people and a growing demonisation of trans people.
#Legacyof67 #GreatIndecencies
£15/£13 concessions
The Edge Theatre & Arts Centre, Manchester Road, Chorlton, Manchester, M21 9JG
https://www.edgetheatre.co.uk/great-indecencies/
Didsbury Pride Disco: Tomorrow, Saturday 1st April, 7pm – Midnight
Emmanuel Church, Barlow Moor Road, Didsbury Village.
Hosted by the fabulous Misty Chance.
Bar, Pizza, Cabaret to add to the Disco Vibe….
Tickets £10 including glass of Prosecco on arrival. Purchase tickets via Instagram bio @didsburypride or from HOME CAFÉ
Out with Prostate Cancer: Monthly Group Support Meeting
Out with Prostate Cancer are a group run by volunteers. They offer support for members of the LGBTQ+ community and allies who are pre or post diagnosed with Prostate Cancer.
They meet once a month, on the first Saturday of the month, between 14:00 and 16:00. The next meeting is this Saturday 1st April 2023. The meetings are a hybrid of face—2-face and Zoom.
Location: LGBT Foundation, 2nd Floor, Fairbairn House, 72 Sackville Street, Manchester, M1 3NJ
Although they meet in Manchester, with the help of Zoom we do cover the rest of the country and abroad. Those wanting support in the South East can also contact METRO Walnut (https://metrocharity.org.uk/community/metro-walnut), who offer a similar service.
Please email [email protected] for further information, giving a brief background on yourself. They need to do this to try to ensure we don’t have anyone abusive attending. Partners are also welcome to attend the meetings.
The group offer support and shared experiences on the journey with Prostate Cancer. They do not advise on medical matters or treatment.
Hope Mill: Animal – On till Sunday 2nd April (Highly Recommended Carl A-B)
Hope Mill Theatre’s newest production Animal, centres around David: gay, disabled and profoundly horny. Written by Jon Bradfield and developed by disability activist and equality trainer Josh Hepple, Animal is an authentic, hilarious, and heart-breaking look at hook-up culture, navigating relationships and how they intersect with practical needs and social barriers for disabled people
www.hopemilltheatre.co.uk/event/animal
Forward CIC (Stockport)
*EXCITING NEWS* They have found a building to set up their much-needed LGBTQIA+ center in Stockport!!
Last chance to complete their survey to let them know what you need and want in this space – https://form.jotform.com/221304754853051
They need to raise funds to pay for utilities and to put on workshops, events and wellbeing activities – please donate if you can AND share share share this link to their donation page –
https://www.justgiving.com/crowdfunding/forwardcic?utm_term=Wxb56Ra72
You can also support them via the Rainbow Lottery AND have a chance at winning £25,000 for yourself! https://www.rainbowlottery.co.uk/support/forward-cic
The Sunday Boys Present: We’ll be Here Tomorrow
Sunday 2nd April – 7pm
£16.50 – £19.50
The Lowry
The Sunday Boys – Manchester’s low voiced LGBTQ+ choir, George House Trust and HIV activist Nathaniel J Hall join forces to present an evening of songs and stories of HIV past, present and future.
Including well-known songs from stage and screen performed by The Sunday Boys, the evening explores HIV’s influence on society, culture and music from 1981 to the present day and beyond.
They are proud to present two new musical commissions by composers Eamonn O’Dwyer and Colm Molloy written in collaboration George House Trust service users, as well as four new monologues documenting lived experience of HIV by Kathryn Alsbury, Paul Fairweather, Nathaniel J Hall, and Emma Zadow.
We’ll be Here Tomorrow is supported by public funds from Arts Council England.
Out & About With Linden: A Queer Archive of the North
Join them for the Manchester launch of Stuart Linden Rhodes’ debut photobook: OUT & ABOUT WITH LINDEN: A Queer Archive of the North [2nd ed].
Thu, 6 Apr 2023 7.30pm – 10.30pm
Whitworth Locke, Civic Quarter 74 Princess Street Manchester M1 6JD
The photobook launch will feature an exclusive talk from author Stuart Linden Rhodes and a Q&A chaired by a very special guest. Take the opportunity to buy the book at a discount from the publisher—Pariah Press, Stuart will be around to sign copies. The evening is also a fundraising event for: LGBT Foundation. With gratitude to Whitworth Locke.
For more info and to reserve your ticket:
https://www.eventbrite.co.uk/e/out-about-with-linden-a-queer-archive-of-the-north-book-launch-mcr-tickets-590306993107
Alternative Football
The AF League is Manchester’s inclusive football league dedicated to all women, non-binary and transgender individuals, whether you’re a complete beginner or seeking a competitive game. They do football differently. Their ethos focuses on positive mental health, inclusion and fun, friendly football.
They are committed to providing players with an inclusive, respectful and safe environment. All non-binary and transgender players are welcome at the AF League, regardless of sex assigned at birth or transition status.
Their North Manchester league is actively seeking new players, from beginner to experienced. Games are Wednesday evenings at Cheetwood Astro, 5 minutes from Victoria Station, and they can offer financial assistance for any who need it.
Contact: [email protected] or Insta @theafleague or www.afleague.co.uk
LGBT tae kwon do.
A self-defence and fitness martial arts UTO class, open to all.
Every Thursday. 6pm.
Central hall, Oldham Street (central Manchester, opposite Afflecks palace)
Class lasts one hour.
First class free, then £5 / £3 class (pay as you go).
Just wear loose clothing in which you can exercise.
Any experience or fitness level very welcome.
Any questions about the class, Dominic is happy to answer them before you go along!
LGBTQ+ 50+ Physical Activity Research Project with Substance: Callout for Participants
Participants are needed for a project focusing on the stories of 50+ individuals in the LGBTQ+ community and their experiences with physical activity, sport, and movement. The aim is to gather as many stories and experiences to help explore what helps and prevents people from being active as they age and to provide recommendations of good practice for service providers (e.g., leisure centres, sports clubs, and community groups). They are keen to address the invisibility of LGBTQ+ awareness in physical activity, sport and movement practice and provision and make it easier for the community to move more.
As this work will requires stories from individuals from the LGBTQ+ community, it would be great to have as many voices as they can in this! Initial ideas will be developed through an online focus group (lasting 30 minutes to an hour) with up to 10 people, in which we would develop an interview schedule around topics you see as key to hearing about the experiences of the 50+ LGBTQ+ community. From there, those who would like to would take on a Research Ambassador role for this work and undertake interviews (lasting 30 minutes to an hour) with other members of the LGBTQ+ community.
The Research Ambassador role has been developed from the understanding of an experts through experience approach, members of the 50+ LGBTQ+ community know their community far more than they do, so it is a way to develop a more conversational feel, whilst making the interview partner as comfortable as possible.
Let’s start though a focus group to discuss ideas and meet everyone in early April. If you are interested in being involved please contact: Charlie Grosset [email protected]
Greater Manchester Equality Panel Facilitation Market Engagement Event
Greater Manchester Combined Authority is seeking to provide contract funding for the facilitation of three of Greater Manchester Equality Panels:
- Women and Girls Equality Panel
- Older Peoples Panel
- LGBTQ+ Equality Panel
The Greater Manchester Equality Panels have been established to help tackle inequalities and discrimination, through the advancement of equity and fairness in decisions, policies and services across all sectors and communities. The Panels advise, support and challenge Greater Manchester’s political leaders and policymakers, and champion Greater Manchester as an inclusive city-region.
The contracted party will manage the day-to-day running of the Panel, with strategic support from GMCA officers, to achieve our shared ambitions of a strong, effective panel, that acts as a bridge between GMCA and partners and the wider community, contributing to a broader tackling inequalities agenda.
More details are in the briefing attached.
The GMCA invites organisations wishing to bid to attend an online supplier event on Tuesday 4th April 12pm-1pmwhere the tendering process and contract delivery requirements will be outlined.
To attend, please register via [email protected]
Free, Creative Workshops for LGBTQIA+ People who are Menopause Curious or Experiencing Menopause:
Conversations about and support around perimenopause and menopause are typically heteronormative and cisgender focused and don’t always represent the diverse voices of our communities.
A new series of free evening workshops delivered by photographic artist Marge Bradshaw will bring members of the LGBTQI+ community together to explore, share and connect through a range of photography and creative activities. The sessions aim to challenge the narrative about perimenopause and menopause in Greater Manchester.
Find out more at the ‘meet the artist’ event on Tuesday 25th April at Bolton CVS. Drop in anytime between 6.30pm – 8.30pm to see what’s going to be happening.
Workshops are free. They start on 2nd May at 6.30pm and take place every Tuesday night (with some breaks) through to July.
Option to get involved on a 1-1 or online basis if you don’t feel able to (or can’t make) the face-to-face sessions but still want to be involved.
Workshops will be at Bolton CVS, a three-minute walk or wheel from Bolton train and bus interchange (search for Bold Street, Bolton BL1 1LS). It’s fully accessible, welcoming and friendly.
This project is funded by Arts Council England and supported by Bolton at Home, Indigo Gender Service, NHS Bolton CCG and other community partners.
Find out more/see the full details at https://www.margebradshawphotography.co.uk/whose-menopause/lgbtqiabolton
Trans & Non-Binary Patient GP Experience Survey – Salford South East Primary Care Network
Salford South Easy PCN is working in conjunction with Pride in Practice, to find out about the experiences of our trans and non-binary patients in primary care. To do this we would like to invite anyone who identifies as transgender or non-binary and who is currently registered with a GP practice in Salford to complete a short online survey. If you would like more information or have any questions at all please contact either Salford South East PCN [email protected] or Pride in Practice [email protected]
Survey Link: https://forms.office.com/e/xm2pSSBaL1
Pride Sports Cymru
Registration for #PrideYouthGames 2023 is now open & this year they’re hosting in Wrexham
Pride Youth Games is a wknd residential for 16 -25yr old #LGBTIQ young people from around the UK, full of fun sports & activities. For more info, email: [email protected]
Link: https://twitter.com/ps_cymru/status/1623251870155169792?s=46&t=Pkg6PtuULIiwlHkM0Xed-g
HOME MCR: Drag Addict Tues 18 July – Sat 12 Aug
Tickets are now available for Drag Addict a spleen different new musical full of high stakes, high emotions and even higher heels!
With choreography by former Strictly Come Dancing judge Arlene Phillips, and high energy bangers and catchy tunes by Matt Caine and David Andrew Wilson, this new musical takes to the HOME stage this summer.
It’s summer in Manchester. It’s raining (obviously) and on Canal Street storm clouds of another sort are gathering – Club Fierce is under threat. But Dolly Ravage – godmother of the Gay Village – isn’t going down without a fight. Can she recruit six queens to slay the runway and reinvent the club as the all-new House of Ferocity in time to save it from property developers? Or will the arrival of the mysterious Bobby Carter from America – hiding a secret that could change everything – derail her battle to save the soul of the scene?
Drag Addict combines musical theatre, pop music and drag and creates one fierce, funny, uplifting and heart-warming show!
https://homemcr.org/production/drag-addict/?dm_i=6OM7,QFVF,21F6WF,3A69O,1
Save The Date for 2023: Greater Manchester Pride Events Taking Place
Bury Pride Sat 29th April
Pride in Trafford Wed 17th – Sat 20th May
Pride on the Range Sat 27th May
Salford Pink Picnic Sat 17th June
Rochdale in Rainbows Sat 1st July (Provisional Date)
Sparkle Fri 7th – Sun 9th July
Tameside Pride Sat 15th July
Oldham Pride Fri 21st – Sun 23rd July
Pride in Bolton Fri 28th – Sun 30th July
Stockport Pride Sun 30th July
Levenshulme Pride Fri 11th – Sun 13th Aug
Wigan Pride Sat 12th Aug
Prestwich Pride Sat 12th – Mon 14th Aug
Manchester Pride Fri 25th – Mon 28th Aug
Didsbury Pride Sat 2nd Sept
Chorlton Pride Date T.B.C
Pride in Wythenshawe Sat 24th June
Just outside Greater Manchester but only a short distance away:
Happy Valley Pride, (Hebden Bridge), will be held over the week from 24th July to 30th July 202
More GM Pride Events may be announced in the near future:
To keep up to date, Twitter: @GM_PrideNetwork
Pride in Trafford ’23: Wed 17 – Sat 20 May ‘23
An exploration and celebration of identity and LGBTQ+ life in Trafford.
Celebrate LGBTQ+ arts at Waterside this May, as we present another fabulous line up for Pride in Trafford. From comedy and cabaret, to theatre, dance and circus, plus a celebratory family day on the Plaza and an exciting closing party hosted by our neighbours Mano a Bocca pizzeria. There is plenty for everyone to enjoy!
The programme kicks off on the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia where we will raise the progress flag and enjoy speeches from the Leader and Chief Executive of Trafford Council.
Throughout the four days there will be theatre from emerging artist Sam Danson exploring an authentic Bisexual experience in BI-TOPIA and a dark-humoured coming-of-age story Jesus, Jane, Mother & Me; a unique performance on Chinese poles exploring love, drugs and Islam in The Chosen Haram; as well as brilliant comedy from the acclaimed Stephen Bailey in our Laugh Riot stand up night, joined by Rosie Wilby, Marie Goulbourne and MC Jonathan Mayor.
There’ll be lots of entertainment for the whole family on the Saturday in our Pride on the Plaza – with free activities throughout the afternoon as well as contemporary circus performances from High Tea (with a Twist) and a Closing Party at partner venue Mano a Bocca including comedy, cabaret, pizza, raffle and disco hosted by the infamous Belinda Scandal.
“the programme is a real celebratory, meaningful and contemporary representation of LGBTQ+ culture and our community today. Our closing day promises a family-friendly and joyful coming together for all ages with outdoor art, free performances and mouthwatering pizza. What is there not to love?!” Darren Adams, Producer for Pride in Trafford
Pride in Trafford: Closing Party – Sat 20th May
Mano a Bocca – 7pm till Midnight
More Details to Follow….
Chorus of Power are looking for women of all ages to join them in storytelling workshops which will be used as the basis for a performance piece. No experience is needed to take part and it is a great opportunity to make new friends and learn new skills.
They are able to pay travel costs and refreshments and lunches will be provided, as will childcare on certain workshop days.
Run by Soul Sisters, based in Rochdale, they are a registered charity working with people who have been affected by domestic abuse and they have experience of supporting, nurturing and enabling women to move forward with their lives and handle empower themselves in their circumstances their still in, helping build confidence, self-esteem and more.
Touchstones Rochdale, Mondays from 9.30am – 12.30pm,
For more info Contact Asma Begum: Tel: 07309 612325 or email [email protected]
Pride Classical Live: Manchester 2nd June Blackpool 3rd June
The soundtrack to 50 years of love, hope and celebration, Pride Classical fuses anthemic melodies with irresistible rhythms and evocative lyrics. Songs by disco stars, divas and drag queens mark the moments in which we’ve fallen in love, declared our love and learned our love is possible.
Now through new orchestral arrangements, same-sex duets and medleys juxtaposing eulogy and euphoria, this concert celebrates everyone who shares our love, and our pride.
Celebrating the LGBTQ+ Community
At the heart of the concert is a brand-new Pride Anthem, conceived and composed by local community members and performed by the full orchestra to celebrate what Pride means today.
More info and tickets: www.prideclassical.com
LGBT Foundation – The Community Café
Every Saturday, 10am – 2pm
Have a brew and a chat with other LGBTQ+ people at their sober space, located in the heart of Manchester’s Gay Village
Fairbairn House, 2nd Floor, 72 Sackville Street, Manchester M1 3NJ
www.lgbt.foundation
LGBT+ Manchester Walking Tour
Most Saturdays throughout the year, Starting at 3pm from the Alan Turing Memorial in Sackville Gardens
£10pp
Explore murals and memorials, pubs and political hangouts to discover how Manchester’s Gay Village developed, and how Manchester came to be known internationally as a gay centre. To book, or for more info email [email protected] or visit www.fmwt.co.uk
Twitter: @FreeTours_MCR
Instagram: @FreeTours_MCR
Facebook: /FreeManchesterWalkingTours
Click HERE to read our most frequently asked questions.
The Rainbow Lottery is the UK’s first weekly lottery that raises money for the LGBTQ+ community. Their hope is to make a difference to our over 100 good causes across the country, so they can carry on their vital work – which helps us all.
For more info: www.rainbowlottery.co.uk
As they say…. “You have to be in it, to WIN it” the other week I was a winner of £25 😊 www.rainbowlottery.co.uk
Entries to the North West Homebuilder Awards 2023 have been extended to 14th April 2023.
There are various category’s including Advocating Inclusivity https://northwesthomebuilderawards.co.uk/#categories
The awards are now in their second year, following the success of their inaugural event in 2022. All categories are judged by a completely independent panel of industry leaders and to maintain the integrity of our awards, judges and sponsors are not able to enter any of the award categories.
By winning a prestigious Cowgills North West Homebuilder Award, you are exposing your company to a wealth of industry leading businesses. There are no other awards like this in the region or indeed the UK, specifically acknowledging the hard work being undertaken by SME’s to meet the region’s housing requirements.
Submissions are completely FREE to enter, if you have any further queries, please do not hesitate to contact [email protected].
MindOut’s Online Support Live Chat is confidential, non-judgmental and anonymous. They are open every day, including evenings, weekends, and Bank Holidays and you can chat to them through the chat box in the bottom right-hand corner of their website https://mindout.org.uk/. When they are closed you can leave them a message and they will get back to you when they are next online.
Their online support sessions are run by:
- Trained and experienced LGBTQ online support volunteers
- MindOut’s LGBTQ mental health practitioners, including advocacy workers and counsellors
- External, specialist LGBTQ service providers
- Their themed sessions are run by online support workers and volunteers who share the lived experience and/or identity or have specific expertise in the session theme.
What support can the service offer?
- Emotional and listening support without judgement and unwanted advice or opinions
- Information and signposting in the right direction
- Help you to think about ways to stay safe and develop coping strategies
- General conversation about whatever is on your mind
- Information and access to other MindOut services
- Space to talk through choices and decisions
- Space to reflect and to problem solve
- Contact with LGBTQ people to help you feel less alone or isolated
- An opportunity to share opinions and talk about issues and events that are important to you
“I make contact often, because it helps me feels connected to the outside world, without it I wouldn’t have contact with anyone.”
“Fantastic support. Non judgemental, the person didn’t tell me what to do but instead asked really insightful questions to get me thinking about what I had to do myself. Thank you so much for this service!”
“I feel suicidal daily, mostly of an evening. This service is a lifeline!”
Local Elections: Thursday 4th May 2023
You must be registered in order to vote in the Local Elections.
If you are not already registered, make sure you #RegisterToVote by 17 April – visit https://www.gov.uk/register-to-vote in order to make sure your voice is heard.
Voter ID
Don’t forget! You need photo ID to vote at a polling station
Not sure if you have eligible ID? Pop into your local library. The staff can check your ID and help you to apply online for free voter ID if you need it.
https://www.manchester.gov.uk/voterIDsupport
Job Vacancies:
LGBT Foundation:
Find out about the latest job vacancies with the LGBT Foundation:
Fundraising Coordinator
https://lgbt.foundation/jobs
George House Trust:
Project Coordinator – Skilling Up Project
https://ght.org.uk/project-coordinator-skilling-up-project
Closing Date, Monday 3rd April, 9am
Volunteering Opportunities:
LGBT Foundation:
Are you passionate about supporting LGBT communities? Do you want to help LGBT Foundation create a fair and equal society where all lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people are able to reach their full potential? At LGBT Foundation we are happy to start recruitment again for volunteers to join our team as we continue to make a difference during the Coronavirus pandemic.
LGBT Foundation have a very simple motto – we’re here if you need us. And that applies to everyone in our beautifully diverse communities. If you’re young, we’re here for you; if you’re older, we’re here for you; if you’re a person of colour, we’re here for you; if you’re a man, a woman, or non-binary, we’re here for you; lesbian, gay, bi, trans – however you describe yourself – we’re here for you. If you need help, if you’re struggling, if you need a friendly face or reassuring voice, we are there for you if you need us. We are all family – and at LGBT Foundation, everyone is welcome.
Below you can find information on the programmes recruiting at the moment, the role profiles for the various different volunteering roles and how to apply. https://lgbt.foundation/regular-volunteering-roles
They also have two drop-in information sessions where people can get more info about the role
· 5-7pm, 11th April at Fairbairn House 72 Sackville Street
· 6-7pm, 12th April online. Email [email protected] for the link
Canal St VIP Card:
Recently, several of their card holders expressed surprise about the savings available at their growing list of non-hospitality businesses and so they are kicking off 2023 with a reminder about the savings at retailers for Art, furniture, footwear, literature, specialist online services, photography, doggie goodies and so many more.
They also offer a number of more specialised services in their professional listing.
Take a moment to remind yourself of what/where you will benefit. CLICK HERE
* They are delighted to confirm that they have made their third donation to George House Trust in 2022, directly from increased sales of the card and phone covers. Need to buy or renew your card? To buy card and phone together
Gay Pride Shop & The LGBTQ+ Book Shop
The UK’s largest LGBTQ+ store in located in Afflecks in Manchester city centre and online at www.gayprideshop.co.uk. Over 7000 items in stock, with their profits shared with Manchester charities. They also cater for large corporate orders, for items such as lanyards, flags and badges, with corporate discounts available. For corporate/business orders, please contact [email protected]
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