Zoom Watch Party for Dublin Pride

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Update
We were so happy to have about 10 people young and not as young join us on our zoom watch party

And we want ye to know we are having another zoom watch party for Dublin Pride Concert at 7pm
zoom link opening at 6:45pm

So feel free to join us
Have a dance, we won't judge
Leave your camera and mic off if you want
Its your choice

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Original 
Dublin Virtual Pride Parade is happening on Sunday 28th June at 2pm. 

We can’t wait to see what Dublin LGBTQ Pride have pulled together from all the submissions! We are sure it will be fabulous. 

During Dublin Pride Parade we would normally be together, so in the interest of providing that sense of community for those that wish it, tomorrow we will be there if you want company watching the virtual parade.

For those of you that would rather see others faces, we will be hosting a Zoom watch party. In the interest of safety, we would ask that you fill out this form or PM the page for the meeting details. https://forms.gle/3dpf77dYPTN8Rr1D8 

For those of you that are in our Facebook group who would rather watch via Facebook, we will be sharing the live link there for a comments watch party also.

Zoom Details
We will be using a paid version of Zoom so there is end-to-end encryption on the call. A link to the zoom meeting and its password will be sent via email. You are not required to download Zoom onto any device as you can access the meeting through any web browser. Nor do you have to sign up to zoom.

At no stage are you expected to have your mic on or your video on, this is completely your choice. 
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In the interest of consensual interactions we are implementing a "badge" policy, which we learnt from another group.
Just rename yourself to include a the first letter of the colour badge you feel is appropriate.
Eg: G -Cír, O - Irene, R - Owen

• Green (G) means I'd like to interact so please chat with me & I might not speak out myself.
• Orange (O) means prior permission - I only want to interact with people whom I've given permission - you can tell them beforehand or message them during the chat.
• Red means - (R) I'm here, but not up for any kind of interaction
• No colour means you'll manage things as they come .
• You can change badges/ colour thing many times during a conversation but just remember it might take others a few seconds to notice.
• You can type comments as well/ instead of using your voice .
• If you're talking about a situation that is sensitive for you it might be helpful if you clearly say if you're looking for sympathy or if you're looking for solutions - but you don't have to do that .

This is a Bi+ Ireland event and as such our guidelines are in play. Remember to respect each other, act in good faith and know that no racism, sexism or lgbt-phobia will be tolerated. 

• For a full review of our guidelines please see http://tinyurl.com/irlbiguidelines