Leine-Spatz-Gebärde e.V. is a gay and lesbian deaf association based in Hannover, dedicated to creating an inclusive community space for deaf LGBTQ+ individuals. The organization hosts regular meetings and social events designed to foster connection and mutual support among members who share both deaf and queer identities.
The association organizes monthly gatherings on the fourth Saturday of each month, providing a welcoming environment where members can socialize, share experiences, and build friendships. Additionally, open evenings are held regularly, offering casual opportunities for community members to connect and participate in group activities. These events serve as important platforms for networking and celebrating LGBTQ+ deaf culture in Hannover.
Leine-Spatz-Gebärde e.V. plays a vital role in addressing the specific needs of deaf LGBTQ+ individuals, combining advocacy, social support, and community building. The organization operates with accessibility at its core, ensuring that all members can fully participate in meetings and events through appropriate communication methods and accommodations.
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Tuesday: Closed
Wednesday: Closed
Thursday: 19:30 - 23:00
Friday: Closed
Saturday: 15:00 - 21:00
Sunday: Closed
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