Building LGBTQIA+ community in Switzerland and beyond. Our first podcast episode is recorded, our first community run has taken place, and more projects are taking shape. We’re building Queerly together, one step at a time.
Our first event · Community run
On 24 October, we came together in Zürich for our first RunTodayClub × Queerly community run.
Thank you to everyone who joined us despite the rainy weather and helped make this beginning special. A warm thank-you also to ViCAFE Kweer for welcoming us with coffee afterwards.
This was our first step, and we look forward to creating more opportunities to connect, share and belong. Stay tuned for our next community gathering!
Stories taking shape
Podcast · First episode recorded
Our first recording. A personal story.
We recorded our first episode on 16 October 2026, with Seyit interviewing Steve about his life and experiences of abuse, from childhood and family life through school, work and relationships.
Together, they reflect on abuse within the queer community and why making room for honest conversations matters.
Editing is taking longer than planned. We’re taking the time this personal story deserves and will announce the release on Queerly’s Instagram.
Discover the podcastWhy Queerly began
Steve and Seyit started talking about the difficulties of being gay, the hostility faced from outside our community and the hurt we sometimes cause one another.
Queerly grew from a desire for more kindness, solidarity and a space where people can work together to make queer life safer.
Meet Steve & SeyitWhat we’re building next
We’re developing ideas for future conversations, community stories, collaborations and gatherings. Each new project will have its own place here when there is something concrete to share.
Queerly is growing through the people we meet, the stories we share and the ideas we shape together. We’re listening to our community and building each new project with care.
Have an idea for a conversation, a collaboration or a gathering? Help shape what comes next.
Share an ideaFollow our progress