When we say #YouAreIncluded, we mean it. We want to ensure that Copenhagen 2021 provides a space for everyone in the LGBTI+ community including deaf and disabled people to raise awareness, campaign and celebrate.
Includers
Our volunteer stewards, known as Includers, will be wearing bright red clothing so you can easily identify them. They are there to help and they will have been given training on how to help and support visitors who have a disability or other special needs. They will all be carrying official Copenhagen 2021 identification.
We also have Includer roles for people who have a disability. Find out more about being an Includer.
Sign Language Interpretation
There will be International Sign Language interpretation at main events in Copenhagen and Malmö, at the Fluid Festival in Copenhagen, at WorldPride House in Malmö, at all Human Rights Forum events, and at all spoken word events that we organise.
In Copenhagen we’re working with LGBTI+ deaf organisation Tegnbuen, and they have created a dedicated Facebook Page for deaf visitors to Copenhagen 2021.
Fælledparken
At Fælledparken, where the majority of our audience will watch the EuroGames Opening Ceremony and Concerts on Thursday 19, Friday 20 and Saturday 21 August, we have a Wheelchair Platform and accessible toilets in Section 1.
Quiet space
If you need a break away from the hustle and bustle of the main activities, we recommend Arcadia, our Meeting Place in City Hall Garden in Copenhagen, where you can relax. There is no loud music in this space although there is an acoustic classical music performance each afternoon.
There will be a dedicated quiet space at the WorldPride House in Malmö. This will be open every day throughout the event.
Toilets
In Copenhagen we will have accessible, gender-neutral toilets at the following locations:
- 1:1 Democracy Festival
- Fælledparken
- Fluid Festival
- Huset 2021: Front Yard
- Sports Village
- WorldPride Square
K B Hallen, Huset 2021 Main House, Øksnehallen, DGI Byen and all sports venues have accessible toilets.
In Malmö there are accessible, gender-neutral toilets at the following locations:
- WorldPride House
- WorldPride Park
- Youth Pride
- Children’s Pride at Borggården
- Stadium Area Malmö
External venues
We require all external venues hosting official events to be fully accessible and to have accessible toilets. Information on accessibility is added to the venue information in our app.
We are not responsible for accessibility at non-official events or venues, and urge you to contact the organiser or venue directly for information.
Questions or ideas?
We’d love to hear from you to answer any questions you might have, or to hear your ideas on how we can make the event as accessible as possible. Please contact us.
