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New LGBTIQ+ Action Plan in Berlin
On 19th of December 2023, the Senate of Berlin adopted the new LGBTIQ+ Action Plan. With this third updated and expanded edition of the LGBTIQ+ Action Plan, the Senate is […]
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Strategy for Queer Security and Against Queerphobia
In a two-year participatory process with civil society organisations, senate administrations, security authorities and districts, the state of Berlin is developing a ‘State Strategy for Queer Security and Against Queerphobia’. […]
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training on gender – sensitive care
In 2023, we designed a training program to address the unique healthcare needs of LGBTQI+ individuals. We successfully delivered this training to frontline workers in early 2024, equipping them with […]
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Bystander intervention training
Since the beginning of 2023, over 600 people in Bruges have received bystander intervention training. In these trainings, participants acquire the skills to respond to inappropriate behavior or discrimination. They […]
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#EsRacismo Campaign
On March 25 of this year, the Copred, UNESCO Mexico, the Direction of Sexual Diversity and Human Rights of the Mexico City, and the local organization Racismo MX, planned, designed […]
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International Exchange Programme: “Sister Cities Stand Together – LGBTI Rights are Human Rights”
Since 2017, the City of Cologne has offered an international exchange programme for LGBTI human rights activists from some of Cologne’s 22 sister cities. Each year during Cologne Pride, a […]
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Campaign to Increase Reporting of Queer Hate Crimes
Campaign Slogan: „Anzeigen statt Aushalten“ („Reporting instead of Enduring“)Goals: to increase reporting of hate crime against LGBTI people and to increase solidarity and decrease tolerance of hate crime against LGBTITarget […]
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Vrijplaats Brugge
Vrijplaats Brugge, managed by CGSO, officially opened its doors in April 2024. It aims to be a low-threshold, accessible space for small organizations and associations in the city that need […]
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LGBTIQ+ Month of Action and Visibility
The theme of the first “LGBTIQ+ Month of Actions and Visibility” of Lausanne was “Public space”. In addition to posters made by the painter Line Marquis distributed in the whole […]
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Addressing the Afroqueer specific challenges
Racialized LGBTIQ+ people suffer from multiple discriminations. They are more affected by precariousness, difficulties in accessing housing and employment, overcriminalization, harassment and violence. Public policies tend to approach discrimination by […]