Policy Field: Infrastructure & Public Spaces

  • MineWine goes Rainbow

    MineWine is a civic initiative in which vines were planted at the base of Winterslag’s mine ridge. To add to the focus of IDAHOT week, the vines are getting a […]

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  • Rainbow Roundabout

    The mayor of the state capital Wiesbaden inaugurated a Rainbow Roundabout before Gay Pride. After a rainbow-coloured zebra crossing caused controversy last year and was damaged by unknown persons, there […]

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  • Pride March Heidelberg

    Heidelberg’s second Pride March took place on June 15, 2024 with over 3,000 visitors. Launched in 2023 by the Queerfeminist Collective Heidelberg as a rather spontaneous initiative of young queer […]

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  • WELCOMING OUT

    The WELCOMING OUT initiative was launched in June 2022 in Hamburg to support fear-free coming out for queer individuals by making acceptance and openness visible in society. The initiative emerged […]

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  • Rainbow House Nuremberg

    There are several queer initiatives and associations in Nuremberg, only two have their own premises, the majority have to organize themselves elsewhere. We have taken this as an opportunity to […]

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  • Queeres Bildungszentrum

    The well known Viennese counselling-center COURAGE opened together with the Austrian Society for Sexual Sciences (ÖGS) a new Queer Education Center. Here these two organisations can hold their training courses […]

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  • First Bi+ project in Berlin

    Since 2024, Berlin has been funding the first Bi+ project in Berlin and in Germany. The “Bi+ Centre” run by the organisation Bi Berlin e.V. is intended to establish a […]

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  • Good 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 […]

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  • City 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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  • 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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