Should there be a Pink Dot 2011?
Pink Dot started out as a grassroots initiative at a town hall meeting. In November 2008, some 20 people responded to an open call for ideas. Over drinks at a…
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Views from our Balloon Cam
We had our cameras (with super duper lenses) all set at the vantage point for the aerial photo of Pink Dot 2010. But then a day before the event, we…
Pink Dot 2010: From the heart
Press Release: Hong Lim Park becomes a sea of Pink, with over 4,000 turning up for Pink Dot 2010 Singapore, May 15, 2010 – Over 4,000 pink-attired people gathered at…
Come make Pink Dot 2010; Come make history!
Get your tops, umbrellas, hats, socks and wigs out! We're a matter of just hours away from Pink Dot 2010! Last year, 2500 Singaporeans turned up for Pink Dot, making…
You ask, we answer!
We're just days away from the event!!! There are lots in store this year and we are hopeful that our friends, straight and gay, will join us in our celebration…
Stepping forward to support families
Pink Dot is happening this Saturday! Join our ambassadors and the families featured in our videos to support every Singaporean's freedom to love, regardless of sexual orientation. Please note that…
Brother to brother: Standing by your family through the tough times
Two brothers; two years apart. One is a man of the arts; one is studying political science. One is an introvert; the other is an extrovert. One is straight; one…
From son to daughter: A Singaporean family’s transformation
“When you walk out on the street you have to face the cold hard facts, the world, and the way people look at you...it’s hard. Home is supposed to be…
When one door closes, a closet door opens: A Singaporean mother’s appeal to parents of LGBT sons and daughters
The feeling of falling into a deep pit is how Yiap Geok Khuan, 67, would describe her state-of-mind when she first received word that her daughter, Eileena Lee, 38, is…
Adrian Pang says family support matters when coming out
It sometimes takes a life-changing experience for someone to gain a fresh perspective on life. For Adrian Pang, one of the most prominent faces in the Singapore film, television…
DJ Big Kid reflects upon the impact of ‘don’t ask, don’t tell’ within families
Coming out of the closet is seldom easy. Just ask DJ Big Kid (otherwise known as Johnson Ong), a prominent name at dance parties across Asia. Big Kid is Singaporean,…
For stronger people, families and societies, give ‘good love’, says Tan Kheng Hua
What is a "good love"? According to Singaporean actress Tan Kheng Hua, "good love", over and above ordinary love, is what we get when we are “with people who can…
Come make our happy Pink Dot happier
PinkDot is a platform that celebrates the Freedom to Love, regardless of whether you are Gay, Lesbian, Bisexual, Transgender or Straight. We are made up of a group of straight…
Pictures from Pink Dot’s Tea Party!
We premièred our very first 2010 video, we introduced our ambassadors for 2010, and we had a ball with our friends who came down (dressed fashionably, in pink) to show…
We have a date!
Come 15 May 2010, Singaporeans are invited to celebrate the Freedom to Love with Pink Dot once again.This year, Pink Dot honours kinship and family – in support and in…
A Fabulous Line-up to Raise Fun at Fundraiser!
Local actors, dancers and DJs will perform at Pink Dot's 28 March 2010 tea party to help raise funds for the May 15 event. So come have tea with us,…
We’re gearing up for Pink Dot #2
and you can help by coming to our fundraising tea party On 16 May 2009, a pink dot was formed on the little red dot of Singapore, when 2,500 fellow…
Love, Kinship and Families take centre stage at Pink Dot 2010
Come 15 May 2010, Singaporeans are invited to celebrate the Freedom to Love with Pink Dot once again. This year, Pink Dot honours kinship and family – in support and…