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Galop is on the big screen this Pride, thanks to ADOT and Outernet

We’re thrilled to announce that ADOT has very kindly donated digital advertising space on the world’s largest LED screens at Outernet to promote Galop’s LGBT+ National Hate Crime Helpline throughout Pride month.
June 2, 2023

The VISTA screens at Outernet, set in the heart of London, will broadcast a special message during Pride that anti-LGBT+ hate is not acceptable, and offer Galop’s support to LGBT+ people who have experienced abuse, violence or intimidation of any kind. Over 200,000 people will see this powerful statement on the VISTA screens each day.  

Leni Morris, Galop’s CEO, said: “We’re extremely grateful to ADOT and Outernet for this crucial campaign that will help connect so many LGBT+ people with Galop’s vital support during Pride season, when anti-LGBT+ hate crime is at high levels.  

We’d like to thank ADOT and Outernet for helping LGBT+ victims and survivors of abuse to access support when they need it most.”

Galop and ADOT’s campaign will be available to view on Outernet’s VISTA screens, which can be found at the intersection of Tottenham Court Road and Charing Cross, next to Centre Point, throughout Pride month.

Galop’s National LGBT+ Hate Crime Helpline is available Monday – Thursday 10am – 8:30pm, and Friday 10am – 4:30pm. You can contact the Helpline by phone at 0800 999 5428, via email at help@galop.org.uk or through webchat at galop.org.uk.  

About ADOT

Adot is a foundation and movement dedicated to making a positive change to the world. It has been supporting organisations within the charity space for over a decade to help achieve their goals, while creating meaningful, thought-provoking experiences that ultimately inspire unity.

In partnership with Outernet London, the Adot initiative pushes impactful projects through the physical and virtual elements of the media district and by tapping into the powerful brand and cultural network. The program is largely focused on broadening a sense of community, to expand a greater sense of identity, and in turn shine a light on isolated problems collectively.

A constant effort to break barriers that divide, we champion the concept of ‘unity through diversity’ as a powerful tool; enabling us to see that our hopes, fears and love for each other are all shared as one.

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