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Working collaboratively – locally, nationally and internationally
Cork City believes strongly in the value of networking and working for change toward equality and inclusion and learning from municipalities globally. As well as our active participation in the […]
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Strengthening Queer Security: Workshop between the Queer Community and the Police
In May 2024, a first get-to-know-you workshop for members of Mannheim’s queer community and police employees took place at Mannheim Police Headquarters as part of the municipal field of action […]
Read moreGood Practices Ghent – Active Bystander Training
Active Bystander training: in Ghent more than 4000 people were trained as Active Bystanders. Active Bystander Training aims to activate bystanders when confronted with inappropriate behavior, or discrimination. People can […]
Read moreCity Of Ghent- genderinclusive toilets
Genderinclusive toilets: From now on, the City of Ghent will only invest in fully accessible and gender-inclusive public toilets. There are 185 public toilets in Ghent. If an existing toilet […]
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Remembrance culture on LSBTIQ topics – the example ‘Stolperstein’ (‘stumbling stone’) for Karl Alberti
Queer people were murdered during the Nazi regime and Karl Alberti from Frankfurt was one of them. In 2019 a ‘Stolperstein’ was laid for him. Scattered throughout Europe, these small […]
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Internal city training on the implementation of the Self-Determination Act
On Nov 1st, 2024 a self-determination law will be introduced in Germany. Following its introduction, trans*, inter* and non-binary people (TIN) will be able to choose their first name/ gender […]
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The second Pride month organised by the city of Frankfurt
20 events were organised during the second edition of the Pride Month in May/June 2024 with 22 cooperation partners in nine urban districts. The goal was to create queer visibility […]
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LGBTIQ office in Podgorica started a book club In Between the Lines where members of LGBTIQ community chose books with queer and feminist themes for members to read each month. […]
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Training for social workers
One of the goals of the LGBTIQ office in Podgorica is to strengthen the capacities of professional workers and associates in the field of social and child protection for work […]
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Training for employees in the health and care services
For a four-year period, Bergen municipality will arrange annual competence-enhancing seminars for employees in health and care services on topics related to gender and sexuality with an intersectional perspective. Current […]
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