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LGBT Foundation launches heartfelt 'Hope Starts Here' campaign featuring Zelah Glasson with JCDecaux Community Channel

no name given · LGBT Foundation (Manchester) · 2026-08-10 · Manchester · Source

Hope · main message Community · carrying Justice

The public visibility of everyday LGBTQ+ stories in media and public spaces can create a positive counter-narrative that counters discrimination and strengthens a sense of social belonging.

In a time when LGBTQ+ communities continue to face hostility, discrimination, and uncertainty, 'Hope Starts Here' offers a positive counter-narrative rooted in visibility, belonging, and shared human experiences.

The LGBT Foundation is launching a nationwide out-of-home campaign called 'Hope Starts Here' in partnership with the JCDecaux Community Channel. It will be broadcast in August on over 250 digital screens in nearly 100 British cities and towns. The aim is to bring the celebration of LGBTQ+ life, relationships, and community closer to a broad audience. The campaign positions itself as a positive counter-narrative to existing hostilities and discriminations. It emphasises that hope can be found in everyday moments, places, and human connections. Well-known personalities such as Zelah Glasson and Dita Garbo share their stories. The text highlights the role of media in promoting visibility, understanding, and belonging in society. A collaboration between the charity sector, media, and creative industries is presented as an example of social impact.

Worldview

what this means
What, according to this text, is the root of the evil?
Pressure on one's own community from outside; Hostility, hatred, the breakdown of community (inferred)
Where does the evil reside?
in the economy, politics, or social structures
What helps against it?
solidarity, mutual help, belonging; personal experience, testimony, encounter with God or with people
What is human being according to this text?
above all a part of a community or of creation
Where is history heading?
it is getting better, development towards the good (inferred)
What does the text base its claim on?
on personal experience, testimony, encounter
To whom does the text's call for devotion apply?
to every human being, regardless of faith
Where is the text's criticism directed?
at others, at society, at other groups

Related texts from other traditions

by similarity of the analysis, one text per tradition

What the text calls for

Measured

Basic stance
1 from -2 to 2
Insistence
2 of 3
Reach
4 of 5
Concreteness
2 of 3
Boundary
1 of 3
Time
past 0, present 3, future 1

Analysed with qwen/qwen3.8-27b, version v3. The same standards apply to every tradition, see Values.

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In partnership with JCDecaux Community Channel, LGBT Foundation launches nationwide Out-of-Home campaign, extending the acclaimed Hope Starts Here campaign to more than 250 digital screens across almost 100 towns, cities and locations throughout the UK this August. The nationwide rollout will bring the campaign’s celebration of LGBTQ+ lives, relationships and communities to audiences across the country through JCDecaux Community Channel’s digital screen network, demonstrating the power of Out-of-Home media to deliver meaningful social impact at scale. Reaching more than 50,000 LGBTQ+ people each year, LGBT Foundation developed Hope Starts Here as its most ambitious public awareness campaign to date. Combining experiential, digital, editorial and Out-of-Home activity, the campaign showcases how LGBTQ+ pride is lived year-round through friendships, relationships and everyday life, and how hope can often be found in the ordinary moments, places and connections that bring people together. At a time when LGBTQ+ communities continue to face hostility, discrimination and uncertainty, Hope Starts Here gives a positive counter-narrative rooted in visibility, belonging and shared human experiences. Featuring a diverse range of voices from across the LGBTQ+ community, Hope Starts Here includes LGBT Foundation’s newest Patron and Big Brother star Zelah Glasson (he/him), ITV’s This Morning’s Eva and Nik Speakman, queer lifestyle creators Dani and Jodie (both she/her), RuPaul’s Drag Race UK star and LGBT Foundation Ambassador Dita Garbo (they/them), singer Seann Miley Moore (he/she/they), influencer Tyler da Clare (they/them), and community role models from Manchester, Liverpool, Birmingham and beyond. The campaign launched during Pride Month in June with an exhibition at Outernet London , bringing LGBTQ+ stories to millions of people in the heart of the capital. The August campaign with JCDecaux Community Channel will amplify those stories, bringing the campaign to audiences nationwide, across more than 250 digital screens in almost 100 locations. Alongside the Out-of-Home activity, campaign content with influencers and contributor stories will continue to be amplified through LGBT Foundation’s digital channels, social media platforms and Metro’s Queer Hope & Joy editorial series, creating an integrated campaign experience that combines public visibility with online engagement this summer. Explore the campaign and meet the contributors at www.lgbt.foundation/hope-starts-here The campaign represents a powerful example of collaboration between the charity, media, creative and commercial sectors, using storytelling and public space to foster visibility, understanding and belonging. Sarah Miguel (she/her), Director of Fundraising & Marketing at LGBT Foundation, said: “This is a campaign which seeks to bridge divides and unify people through relatable stories of everyday hope. Hope Starts Here invites people across the UK to pause, reflect and recognise themselves in LGBTQ+ lives and experiences. By celebrating everyday moments of connection, belonging and joy, we’re helping to build understanding, visibility and connection at a time when many LGBTQ+ communities continue to face significant challenges. We’re incredibly grateful for the continued support of JCDecaux Community Channel. Their partnership is helping us take these stories to audiences across the country and demonstrating the unique role that Out-of-Home media can play in creating meaningful social impact.” Chris Dooley, Head of Responsible Media at JCDecaux, said: “Through the JCDecaux Community Channel, we’re proud to support LGBT Foundation’s Hope Starts Here campaign, sharing powerful LGBTQ+ stories with people in cities and promoting visibility and inclusivity across the UK. The JCDecaux Community Channel was created to open up access to Out-of-Home for charitable initiatives, and I look forward to seeing this campaign out and about.” Interested in partnering with LGBT Foundation on future campaigns, content partnerships or community impact initiatives? Find out more about Hope Starts Here at www.lgbt.foundation/hope-starts-here or contact the team at charity@lgbt.foundation