Kristín Jóhanns recently came out as a butch lesbian and explains to GayIceand what that means to her and the journey that she has been on with her identity.
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Back in 2017, GayIceland reported that a new database on the history of queer women in Iceland before 1960 was in the making. The wait is over. Ásta Kristín Be... Read More...
Sweden is often thought of as a beacon of equality and a utopia of fairness and common sense. But for Icelandic married couple, Kristrún Stefánsdóttir and Inga... Read More...
Recently celebrity Jonathan Van Ness has come out to fight the stigma of being HIV positive. GayIceland's Yaz Duncan talks to Einar Thor Jonsson, Director of H... Read More...
The Landspítali Transgender Services Team will today, starting at 10AM, hold a conference in Reykjavík to educate healthcare workers, teachers and other public... Read More...
GayIceland's Yaz Duncan sits down with Gunnlaugur Bragi, President of Reykjavik Pride, to talk rainbow capitalism, Pride as a protest and Icelandic attitudes t... Read More...
Sister Sister is GayIceland’s podcast on the experiences of queer women hosted by Yaz Duncan. In this episode of Sister Sister Yaz speaks to queer people about... Read More...
OPINION Yaz Duncan on embracing femininity.
“Fast forward into my teens and setting aside a lot of very awkward feelings and heartbreaks, the big gay penny dro... Read More...
Men are from Mars, Women are from Venus, but Queer Pluto gives LGBTQI youths somewhere to be.
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Navigating the world as a teenager is ... Read More...
OPINION I don’t need to be given an excuse to talk about how amazing Scotland is, the people, the beautiful scenery, the swally (drink), the craic (humour) and ... Read More...
Yaz Duncan is a Journalist and Communications Officer who lives and works in Edinburgh. Her interests are in LGBT rights and feminism. She can often be found drinking a rum and coke.
