LGBTQ ADVOCACY IN COPENHAGEN
In 2014 Christian won the prestigious Axgil Activist Award (Currently 'Danish Rainbow Awards') for his work, and started supporting local matters as an active member of the Copenhagen Pride board of directors until his voluntary exile. This happened due to his HIV-diagnosis two days before his graduation as an actor that same year, that spiralled him into a depression dealing with the invisible stigma of living as an HIV positive man.

SEX, KINK AND AMSTERDAM
Since his 2016 move to Amsterdam, and through his work (amongst other things as a fetish model), he has remained outspoken about the importance of a sex-positive lifestyle through his many social media platforms, and on programs on Dutch and Danish national television.

HIV AND POSITIVE HORIZONS IN MALTA
To combat stigma through openness and honesty, he finally spoke out openly about being HIV-positive and was featured in the Dutch magazine "Hello Gorgeous" in the fall of 2018.

By a series of coincidences, he ended up being the first person living with HIV to share his story uncensored on Maltese media, and has used that momentum to spread awareness on the matter since. As of July 2019, his vision of Maltas first HIV organisation became a reality and was welcomed with great support from the Maltese community.

LET'S TALK
Today, Christian uses his accumulated experiences as an actor, activist, cartoon translator, kinkster, sex worker (and foremost as a gay man struggling with living up to society's expectations) to share whimsical tales about drugs and despair, hopes and dreams, having them mocked and crushed, only to rebuild them stronger than ever. He lectures and speaks publicly on his core topics and strongly emphasizes an emphatic approach to dialogue with his followers and interlocutors.

Would you like a dialogue about any of these topics? Send an e-mail to me@christian-vincent.com