Amelia Abraham

LGBTQ+ Editor, London

Amelia Abraham is a writer & editor embedded in the LGBTQIA and creative community of London.

Amelia Abraham, LGBTQ Editor Trippin

Amelia Abraham is a writer & editor embedded in the LGBTQIA and creative community of London.

Batekoo Festival on Trippin 50
Batekoo FestivalFormed by a collective of the same name, Batekoo is a festival that centres the Black LGBTQIA+ community in Brazil.
Mardi Gras Sissy Ball on The Trippin 50
Mardi Gras Sissy BallSydney’s Mardi Gras Sissy Ball has reached worldwide legendary status as one of the most unique and visually stimulating Pride parties on the planet. This year’s edition promises to return louder and larger than before.
UFO Camp
UFO CampThis 27-hour friends and family rave takes over a swimming ranch each year in Guanajuato, Mexico.
How to Navigate Airport Security Trans Non Binary Passport
A Guide to Navigating Airport Security When You're Trans or Non-BinaryWhy airports can be more stressful for queer and trans travellers – and what to do about it.
Nature Loves Courage
Nature Loves CourageTucked away behind wild gorges in the Mediterranean, this playful gathering was founded by multidisciplinary artist Abyss X. It's located at a natural setting in the South of Crete, at one of Europe’s closest points to Africa.
Trippin 50 Tranuary
Tranuary January 2023 marks the arrival of the new Manchester event Tranuary, a day-to-night festival by trans people for trans and non-binary folk.
Body Movements on The Trippin 50
Body MovementsEast London’s first ever queer electronic music festival takes over more than a dozen venues in Hackney Wick each summer. Due to popular demand, a new winter edition is launching this year.
Julia Lebosse, ex-swimmer and founder of Sneakers by Women
Brave the Cold: Tips to Keeping Up Swimming in Winter with Julia LebosseEx-competitive swimmer turned swimming teacher and founder of Sneakers by Women Julia Lebosse walks us through her tips and tricks to keeping up your swimming throughout the winter months.
Guide to Travelling When You’re Queer
A Guide to Travelling When You’re QueerWe as queer – and particularly gender non-conforming people – have to strike a balance between enjoying ourselves (which anyone has the right to when travelling), and not disrespecting another culture or compromising our own safety.
ESEA Sisters
ESEA Sisters on How Water Can Connect Us Spiritually For different cultures around the world, water has different meanings, especially connected to spirituality. Nowhere is this more visible than across East and Southeast Asian cultures.
Beirut Art Fair
Beirut Art FairBeirut Art Fair is a lively display of contemporary art in Lebanon, providing a platform for artists from the Middle East and North Africa to local, diasporic and global visitors.
Queertopia on The Trippin 50
QueertopiaLGBTQIA+ communities across South Africa are gathering this year to celebrate the festival and fictional country Queertopia: a world “designed by and for queer communities".
Tanaka
Poet Tanaka Fuego on Reclaiming Beaches and PoolsInfectiously charismatic spoken word poet and performer, Tanaka Fuego speaks to Trippin about reclaiming beaches and pools as places of empowerment.
London Korean Film Festival
London Korean Film FestivalThe largest event of its kind outside of Korea, this film festival is set to take over BFI Southbank in November for its 19th edition.
3hd Festival on Trippin 50
3hd FestivalCreamcake's annual festival showcases work that's characterised by intersectional, feminist, queer and decolonial themes.
Honcho for Trippin 50
Honcho CampoutSet in Artemas, Pennsylvania, Honcho Campout is a vibrant celebration of the LGBTQIA+ community, with a special focus on people of colour and transgender experiences.
Connecting with queer communities travel abroad
How to Connect with Queer Communities AbroadExploring another corner of the world is always expansive, but it’s even more expansive when you make new connections.
Festival of The Mind Sheffield
Festival of the MindA collaboration between Sheffield University academics, expect to experience challenging debates, immersive installations and future-facing exhibitions in various venues across the northern city.