#ResistWithPride 2026
17 Abril • 08:00 – 31 Julio • 17:00 BST
An Amnesty International-led campaign titled “#ResistWithPride” running from 17 May to 31 July 2026. The main themes are: myth-busting of anti-LGBTI+ narratives, and reflecting the diversity ad inclusivity of “family”.
APCOM will be organizing IDAHOBIT 2026 from 15–18 May 2026 at SCBX NEXT Tech, 4th floor, Siam Paragon. Under the theme “At the Heart of Democracy”, the event will bring together diverse stakeholders from across the region—including civil society, development partners, and the private sector—to engage in dialogues, showcase creative expressions, and strengthen collaboration in advancing LGBTQI+ rights, inclusion, and human rights.
🏳️🌈🏳️⚧️ АЙДАХОБИТ-2026: “Ардчиллын зүрхэнд” гэрэл зургийн үзэсгэлэн нээлтээ хийнэ
Жил бүрийн 5 дугаар сарын 17-ны өдрийг дэлхий нийтэд АЙДАХОБИТ буюу гомофоби, бифоби, трансфобийн эсрэг олон улсын өдөр болгон тэмдэглэдэг уламжлалтай. Энэ жил тус өдрийг “Ардчиллын зүрхэнд” уриан дор дэлхий даяар тэмдэглэн өнгөрүүлж байна.
Энэхүү өдрийг тохиолдуулан ЛГБТ Төв-өөс хэрэгжүүлдэг “Эрхийн төлөө урлаг” санаачлагын хүрээнд гэрэл зургийн үзэсгэлэнг 2026 оны 5 дугаар сарын 15-28-ны хооронд Хөх Нар Сав спейс-д зохион байгуулах гэж байна. Үзэсгэлэнгийн нээлт 2026 оны 5 дугаар сарын 15-ний өдрийн 18:00 цагт болно.
“Эрхийн төлөө урлаг” санаачлага нь урлагаар дамжуулан хүний эрхийн ойлголтыг түгээх, ЛГБТИК+ сэдвийн хүрээнд уран бүтээлчдийг дэмжих, күийр уран бүтээлчдэд зориулсан орон зайг бий болгох зорилготой юм. Уран бүтээл нь нийгэм, улс төр, соёлын бодит байдлыг шүүмжлэн харуулахын зэрэгцээ эерэг өөрчлөлтийг уриалах, хайр ба бахархлыг түгээх хүчирхэг хэрэгсэл билээ.
АЙДАХОБИТ өдрийн түүхээс дурдвал, 1990 оны 5 дугаар сарын 17-нд Дэлхийн эрүүл мэндийн байгууллага ижил хүйсийн бэлгийн чиг баримжааг сэтгэцийн эмгэгийн жагсаалтаас албан ёсоор хассан нь ЛГБТИК+ хөдөлгөөний хувьд онцгой ач холбогдолтой үйл явдал болсон. Улмаар 2004 онд Нэгдсэн Үндэстний Байгууллага-аас энэхүү өдрийг хүний эрхийн тэмдэглэлт өдөр болгон хүлээн зөвшөөрч, дэлхий даяар тэмдэглэдэг болсон юм.
Монгол Улсад 2011 оноос эхлэн АЙДАХОБИТ-ыг тэмдэглэж ирсэн бөгөөд энэ хүрээнд олон нийтэд бэлгийн чиг баримжаа, хүйсийн баримжаа, илэрхийллийн талаар шинжлэх ухаанд суурилсан үнэн бодит мэдээлэл түгээх, хүний эрхийг хүндэтгэх соёлыг төлөвшүүлэхэд чиглэсэн олон талт үйл ажиллагааг зохион байгуулж байна.
Тус үзэсгэлэн нь орчин үеийн гэрэл зургийн олон төрөл, жанрыг хамарч, ЛГБТИК+ хүмүүсийн амьдрал, туршлага, дуу хоолойг урлагаар илэрхийлсэн бүтээлүүдийг олон нийтэд хүргэх болно. Уг үзэсгэлэнд нийт 80 гаруй бүтээл ирснээс шалгарсан 65 бүтээлүүдийг үзэсгэлэнгийн үеэр дэлгэн үзүүлэхээс гадна “Прайд” сэтгүүл болон үзэсгэлэнгийн каталоги хэвлэлд багтаан нийтлэх юм.
Энэхүү үзэсгэлэн нь урлаг, хүний эрх, ардчиллын үнэ цэнийг нэгтгэн харуулах, олон нийтэд ойлголт, мэдрэмж, харилцан хүндлэлийг түгээх чухал ач холбогдолтой арга хэмжээ болно.
📆Үзэсгэлэнгийн хуваарь: 05 сарын 15-28-ны хооронд 11:00-19:00 цагийн хооронд, таксгүй.
Үзэсгэлэнгийн нээлт: 05 сарын 15-нд
📍Хаана: САВ арт галерей
⏳Хэдээс: 18:00 цагаас
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IDAHOBIT-2026: ‘In the Heart of Democracy’ photography exhibition to open
Every year, 17 May is observed worldwide as the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia. This year, the day is being observed worldwide under the slogan ‘In the Heart of Democracy.’
To mark this day, as part of the LGBT Centre’s ‘Art for Rights’ initiative, a photography exhibition will be held at Hөх Нар Сав Space from 15 to 28 May 2026. The exhibition opening will take place on 15 May 2026 at 18:00.
The ‘Art for Rights’ initiative aims to promote the understanding of human rights through art, support artists on LGBTQI+ themes, and create a space for queer artists. Art is a powerful tool that not only critiques social, political and cultural realities but also calls for positive change and spreads love and pride.
To cite the history of AIDAHOBIT Day, on 17 May 1990 —when the World Health Organisation officially removed same-sex orientation from its list of mental disorders—was a particularly significant event for the LGBTQI+ movement. Subsequently, in 2004 the United Nations recognised this day as a human rights day, and it has been celebrated worldwide.
In Mongolia, IDAHOBIT has been celebrated since 2011, and within this framework, science-based, factual information about sexual orientation, gender identity and expression is disseminated to the public, organising multifaceted activities aimed at fostering a culture of respect for human rights.
The exhibition will encompass various forms and genres of contemporary photography, bringing to the public works that express the lives, experiences, and voices of LGBTQI+ people through art. Of the more than 80 works submitted, 65 have been selected to be exhibited, and will also be featured in Pride magazine and the exhibition catalogue.
This exhibition will be a significant event, uniting the values of art, human rights and democracy, and fostering understanding, empathy and mutual respect among the public.
Exhibition hours: 15th–28th May, 11:00–19:00. Admission free.
Exhibition opening: 15th May
Where: SAV Art GalleryFrom 18:00
The Idahobit Celebration Market is a celebration of pride, power and possibility with Community.
✨ Expect:
🌈 Queer creatives & vendors
🎶 Music and queer performances
🍴 Food & good vibes
💜 Community, games & activities, connection, and celebration
Come and let’s IDAHOBIT together. Say No to LGBTQIA+ discrimination.
With our modest team and capabilities, M-Coalition published an online campaign raising a voice against homophobia+ as well as its enablers such as colonialism and capitalism. As our region continues to be ravished by conflicted inflicted by the US and Israel continuing patterns of colonialism and destruction, today we revolt, and we use our street language to say FCK homophobia, FCK l’homophobie and in our tongue ك س م الهوموفوبيا
We intentionally used street language, passing under META radar through missing vowels and irregular text spacing (arabic) the colonizer who brought homophobia into our communities understands only street language, and we are here to stand our ground
The song we used is also a very popular underground song, where the singer asks her lover that they elope, in our case it was a perfect match: “Baby, would you like us to get married in secret, and go live away from everyone…”
An event for the World of Warcraft guild Swell.
A series of assemblies delivered to students in Year 7-11. Approximately 1,000 students and staff.
Aviation Inclusion Event to mark IDAHOBIT, co-organised by EUROCONTROL and the European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) at EUROCONTROL Headquarters, Brussels. Monday 18 May 2026, 10:00–16:30 CEST. This is the first European-level initiative dedicated to advancing LGBTQIA+ inclusion in the aviation sector. Brings together industry representatives, operational actors, HR and diversity practitioners, and civil society organisations. Agenda includes keynote interventions, panel discussions and interactive sessions exploring how inclusion drives trust, performance, innovation and workforce sustainability. Supported by the Ambassadors for Diversity in Transport Network. Register via the EUROCONTROL website.
Standing for HIV, Equality and Rights, the HERO Awards celebrate the courage, creativity, and resilience of individuals and groups advancing LGBTQI+ human rights, equality, and HIV response in the region.
Celebrating its 10th anniversary in 2026, the session aims to profile previous Awards Recipients from the region to bring light to progress and rollbacks on their communities in their setting.
🌈 IDAHOBIT SAMOA 2026 🌈
“At the Heart of Democracy”
Visibility is democracy. Safety is a right. Community is power. ✊🏽💜
This year, Brown Girl Woke, Samoa Fa’afafine & Fa’atama Association (SFA), ILGA Oceania and OHCHR come together to create a space for talanoa, storytelling, learning and community healing through our Know Your Rights work and youth-led media.
In Samoa, democracy must include all of us — especially our fa’afafine, fa’atama, queer and marginalized youth whose voices are too often silenced, mocked or excluded.
This is more than an event.
It is about identity, dignity, protection, chosen family and creating safer futures for our young people.
Join us for:
✨ Know Your Rights Talanoa
🎥 Closed Community Screening
🎤 Youth Voices & Participation
🌈 Ballroom & Chosen Family Conversations
📸 Storytelling & Community Media
📍 BGW Community Space
📅 Monday 18 May 2026
🕔 5:00PM – 8:30PM
Thank you to our partners and community who continue to stand for love, safety and human rights in Samoa. 💜
Join us for a warm, friendly gathering to celebrate diversity, connection, and inclusion, in the spirit of the International Day Against LGBTQIA+ Phobias (May 17; the event is on Monday, May, 18th).
This informal event is a chance to come together, relax after work, and share a positive moment in a safe and supportive environment for everyone.
The exhibition on homosexuality and trans* identity aims to break down barriers and raise awareness. Twelve roll-up displays provide visitors with information on the history of homosexuality: Until when were homosexual acts criminalized in Germany? What do the colors of the rainbow flag represent? What do penguins have to do with homosexuality? A wealth of interesting, sad, but also humorous information has been visualized in an entertaining way. The exhibition makes it clear that history is not a linear progression. Its images depict a constant ebb and flow—and serve as a reminder that today’s status quo cannot be taken for granted.
Tuesday, May 19 2026 – Wednesday, June 03 2026
Time: daily from 8:00 am to 6 pm
To mark the start of the exhibition, the Catholic University Community KHG Saarbrücken and the Diversity Office are hosting an opening event on May 19, from 4 to 6 pm
Program:
Musical opening: Matthis Löw Harfe
Welcome with a short talk on the topic “Queer and the Catholic Church”: Katrin Altmaier, KHG Saarbrücken
Short presentation on “IDAHOBITA”: Tamara Wagner, Diversity Office
Musical interlude
Reception: exploring the exhibition together while interacting
The 2026 European IDAHOT+ Forum is co-hosted by the Government of Denmark, the Nordic Council of Ministers, and the Council of Europe to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia (IDAHOT+)
The Forum will address emerging challenges and opportunities for advancing SOGIESC equality across Europe, focusing on strategies to counter the rise of anti-LGBTI narratives and protect existing gains. Discussions will also highlight the implementation of national and regional action plans aimed at combatting discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, and sex characteristics.
As in previous editions, European LGBTI civil society organisations will present their annual maps and indexes, offering a comprehensive overview of LGBTI rights in Europe. The Forum will also feature discussions on promoting inclusive practices in sport, addressing intersecting forms of discrimination, and strengthening legal protections for LBTIQ+ women.
Am 19. Mai 2026, von 08:30 bis 16:30 Uhr, veranstaltet die Frankfurt University of Applied Sciences die Tagung »IDAHOBITA 2026: Sehnsucht nach Freiheit – Queere Perspektiven auf Migration, Flucht und Asyl«. Die Veranstaltung beleuchtet die Schnittstellen von Queerness, Migration und Asylrecht und schafft Raum für Austausch, Reflexion und Vernetzung. Anmeldung über das Anmeldeformular der Hochschule erforderlich.
oin us this IDAHOBIT 2026 for an important regional conversation:
✨ Pleasure is a Political Protest: Reclaiming Bodily Autonomies, Identities and Sovereignty ✨
📅 19 May 2026
⏰ 12PM Fiji Time
Hosted by ILGA Oceania and Youth OCEANs in commemoration of the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT).
This webinar will explore pleasure, bodily autonomy, queer Indigenous leadership, consent, joy, and collective liberation across Oceania — grounded in storytelling, lived experiences, and decolonial futures.
Join young advocates, LGBTQIA+ communities, Indigenous leaders, and regional allies for this powerful dialogue.
🔗 Register via the QR code on the poster
Digital technologies increasingly shape how LGBTIQ+ people express themselves, organise politically and access services. Yet these same technologies can expose communities to discrimination, profiling, surveillance and exclusion. This edition of the Digital Rights Lounge explores the intersection between digital rights and LGBTIQ+ rights, bringing together activists, researchers and policymakers to discuss how digital infrastructures affect queer lives and what can be done to effectively protect rights in the digital age.
Charla taller abierta a todo público en CURE- Universidad de la República en Rocha Capital. Dictada por el docente Juan Martín Sánchez, un diálogo ameno, riguroso históricamente y para seguir construyendo espacios más libres, justos e inclusivos.
En el marco del Día Internacional contra la Homolesbotransfobia, reafirmamos que ninguna persona debería sufrir violencia o discriminación por ser quien es o amar a quien ama.
Join us for a discussion on progress (and backlash) within the LGBTIQ human rights movement.
To celebrate the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia, please join the Consulate General of Sweden in New York, Friends of the High Line, and Outright International on May 19 for a discussion on progress (and backlash) within the LGBTIQ human rights movement.
In New York, a city whose courage in 1969 at Stonewall inspired the global LGBTIQ movement, we understand the importance of protecting the rights that generations have fought for. Fortunately, there are lessons from around the world for us to draw upon. LGBTIQ activists in other countries have faced these conditions and worse before and survived them. The lessons from their experiences, strategies, and resiliencies are vital to learn from in a moment like this. Join us for a conversation about what it means to fight for LGBTIQ rights as a global community. In an increasingly globalized world, a setback anywhere weakens our movement everywhere, and a victory anywhere strengthens it too.
In the last decade, the progress that the LGBTIQ community has made has been astounding. However, these hard-fought successes were also noticed by those who oppose LGBTIQ rights. This global backlash to the LGBTIQ human rights movement has built vast international networks to coordinate their strategies and spread the same false narratives across borders. The attacks on the LGBTIQ community happening right here in the United States today are part of a global playbook, tested abroad and then imported back to places like New York when the opposition saw an opening.
At the event, U.S. Drag Activist Marti Gould Cummings and Iraqi Activist and Attorney Amir Ashour will join global LGBTIQ movement leader and Outright Executive Director Maria Sjödin, whose career includes leading the largest LGBTIQ organization in Sweden, RFSL, in conversation. They will discuss the global nature of the struggle for LGBTIQ rights and the need for those who advocate for LGBTIQ rights in New York City to support the fights for rights everywhere. The speakers will discuss what transnational movement-building looks like in practice and what we can learn from one another in an increasingly challenging political moment.
In Spite of You: In Conversation with Patrick Lenton and Charlee Brooks, as part of Boroondara Libraries’ IDAHOBIT 2026 program. Tuesday 19 May 2026, 7pm–8pm at Hawthorn Arts Centre, Hawthorn VIC. Patrick Lenton discusses his queer romantic comedy novel ‘In Spite of You’ in conversation with Charlee Brooks from Grandpas Book Club. Topics include the rom-com genre, writing queer identities and the importance of LGBTQIA+ representation. Adults 18+. Free. Book via Eventbrite.
IDAHOBIT Day community celebration at the University of Western Australia, Law School Courtyard. Wednesday 20 May 2026, 12pm–2pm AWST. Includes a craft station where students can bedazzle a variety of objects. Open to all UWA students and staff. Hosted by UWA Student Guild.
Zero is committed to giving queer communities the pen and mic to reclaim their own narratives for resilience, resistance, and health. This year, the Zero’s May Week of Action against Homophobia/Transphobia will occur May 18–22, 2026. Immediately following the International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia, and Biphobia (IDAHOBIT, May 17).
IDAHOBIT’s 2026 theme, “At the Heart of Democracy,” reminding us that true democracy cannot exist when LGBTQ+ people are silenced, targeted, or disappeared. In solidarity, our Zero Campaign theme this year is “Our Pen, Our Mic”—a declaration that we refuse to be erased or stay silent in the face of such monstrous injustice.
Zero May 2026 Week of Action Lineup
May 20st: 1PM -2:30 PM EST: El Arte Sana (Click to register)
Join Latinos in the South(LITS), Decolonizando Teatro, Q-Latinx, and Antonio Alanis for a discussion about using art to raise public awareness for HIV, LGBTQ+ health, and community well-being. They will share their experience creating art for action at last year’s LITS Encuentro conference, and highlight how performance and visual art can break through stigma. Join us to explore the important role creatives have in the collective effort to end the HIV epidemic.
Queeres Leben findet nicht nur in den Städten statt – es ist immer hier. Die Veranstaltung widmet sich den Erfahrungen und Lebensrealitäten les- bischer, schwuler, bisexueller, trans*, queerer und allen weiteren Menschen aus der LSBTQIA+ Gemeinschaft in Südtirol. Vorgestellt wird das Oral-History-Projekt „Immer Hier“ von Martine De Biasi, in dem LSBTQIA+ Menschen aus ganz Südtirol ihre Lebensgeschichten erzählen; besonders im Fokus stehen ältere Generationen und Menschen aus ländlichen Regionen.
Außerdem werden Einblicke in den Sammelband „Frauen- Geschlechter- und Queer-Geschichte: Internationale Perspektiven und lokale Verortung“ präsentiert, der sich mit Frauen-, Geschlechter- und Queer-Geschichte im lokalen, kleinstädtischen und Südtiroler Kontext befasst. Ein Beitrag daraus diskutiert ein Forschungsprojekt zu frauenliebenden Frauen in Südtirol und eröffnet weitere Perspektiven auf regionale queere Geschichte.
Im Anschluss lädt eine Podiumsdiskussion mit Vertreter*innen unterschiedlicher Organisationen und Interviewpartner*innen des Projekts „Immer Hier“ dazu ein, über Herausforderungen, Handlungsspielräume und Zu- kunftsperspektiven queeren Lebens im ländlichen Raum ins Gespräch zu kommen.
Wir laden herzlich ein zu einem Abend des Zuhörens, Nachdenkens und Austauschs.
Tower Hamlets LGBT+ Community Forum, The Love Tank, elop and The Common Press Bookshop mark IDAHOBIT 2026 at The Common Press, 118 Bethnal Green Road, London E2 6DG. Wednesday 20 May 2026, 7pm–9pm. The Love Tank present their findings from the Tower Hamlets Trans Needs Assessment, followed by a Q&A and facilitated discussion about how to make Tower Hamlets a safer, more welcoming place for all LGBTQ+ people. Free. Book via Eventbrite.
Glen Eira Leisure IDAHOBIT Body Step class at GESAC, 200 East Boundary Road, Bentleigh East VIC 3165. Wednesday 20 May 2026, 7pm. High-energy Body Step session celebrating inclusion, diversity and community pride. Free for members; guests book via TryBooking. Come dressed in colourful gear.
Glen Eira Leisure Netball’s IDAHOBIT Rainbow Round at GESAC, 200 East Boundary Road, Bentleigh East VIC 3165. Wednesday 20 May 2026. An all-inclusive Rainbow Round of GEL Netball, celebrating IDAHOBIT and welcoming everyone regardless of experience. Part of Glen Eira Leisure’s 2026 IDAHOBIT programme. Bookings via the GEL Member Portal.
Glen Eira Leisure IDAHOBIT Cycle Class at GESAC, 200 East Boundary Road, Bentleigh East VIC 3165. Wednesday 20 May 2026, 7pm. Special IDAHOBIT-themed cycle class celebrating inclusion, diversity and community pride. Free for members; guests book via TryBooking.
A landmark pan-African exhibition opens at the Goethe-Institut Johannesburg (119 Jan Smuts Avenue, Parkwood) on 21 May 2026, 16:00–22:00, official opening at 18:00. Curated by filmmaker and author Renaldo Schwarp to commemorate IDAHOBIT 2026, the exhibition brings together queer artists from 22 countries across Sub-Saharan Africa — including countries where being openly queer carries very real legal and social consequences. Over 250 creatives responded to the open call. Media include visual art, performance, drag, music and interactive works. The exhibition explores how language and imagery have shaped queer identities, and how artists are reclaiming these tools. Free entry.
Die Abteilung für Chancengleichheit der Universität Bern, das Netzwerk «Queer UniBE» und die Fachstelle für Gleichstellung in Geschlechterfragen der Stadt Bern laden im Rahmen des IDAHOBIT 2026 zu einer Veranstaltung zum Thema «Queerer Aktivismus in Institutionen» ein.
Inhaltliche Angaben zur Veranstaltung
Der Abend beginnt mit einer Lesung und einem Gespräch mit Mani Owzar, Autor*in des Buches «Ich möchte nicht die perfekte Geschichte schreiben». Das Buch porträtiert queere, rassifizierte Aktivistinnen aus der Schweiz. Der Begriff Aktivismus wird dabei bewusst breit gefasst: Er umfasst kulturelles Engagement, das Sichtbarmachen eigener Erfahrungen sowie die Mitgestaltung gesellschaftlicher und politischer Prozesse. Gemeinsam diskutieren wir, wie Aktivismus innerhalb von Institutionen aussehen kann und welche Rolle formelle und informelle Netzwerke dabei spielen. Im Zentrum stehen Fragen wie: Welche Formen von Aktivismus sind innerhalb etablierter Strukturen möglich? Wie können queere Netzwerke und Institutionen zusammenwirken?
Während des Apéros kann die internationale Fotoausstellung des Rainbow Cities Network besichtigt werden, zu der auch die Stadt Bern ein Bild beigetragen hat. Ein Büchertisch von Queerbooks bietet zusätzliche Perspektiven auf queere Sichtbarkeit und Engagement.
LGBTQIA+ Book Chat for IDAHOBIT Day at Hawthorn Library, part of Boroondara Libraries’ IDAHOBIT 2026 program. Thursday 21 May 2026, 7pm–8pm. Share and receive reading recommendations for LGBTQIA+ titles. Observers welcome — no pressure to contribute. Adults 18+. Free. Book via Eventbrite.
Join The Equality Pathway in collaboration with Q-Corner this IDAHOBIT 2026 for “Democracy for Who? LGBTQ+ Rights and the Crisis of Inclusion”, a conversation exploring the realities of exclusion, discrimination, and inequality faced by LGBTQ+ people within democratic spaces. Together, we will reflect, engage, and advocate for a future where inclusion, dignity, and human rights are truly for everyone.
Em parceria com a Câmara de Oeiras e o Cenjor, o 4º Fórum IDAHOT 2026 decorre no dia 22 de maio no Templo da Poesia, em Oeiras. O evento assinala o Dia Internacional contra a Homofobia, a Bifobia e a Transfobia (IDAHOT) e inclui a sessão temática «Rainbow Connections: da igualdade formal à igualdade vivida», dois workshops — um sobre o projeto Rainbow Connections e outro sobre comunicação inclusiva — e debate sobre o espaço público como fator integrador e inclusivo da população LGBTI+. Inscrições obrigatórias através do formulário disponível no site da CIG.
🏳️🌈 วันที่ 17 พฤษภาคมของทุกปี เป็นวันสากลยุติความเกลียดกลัวคนรักร่วมเพศ คนข้ามเพศ และคนรักสองเพศ หรือ IDAHOBIT (International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia)
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ThaiTGA ร่วมแบ่งปันพื้นที่ปลอดภัยให้ผู้มีความหลากหลายทางเพศ มาร่วมดูแลหัวใจ และเติมพลังให้กัน✨
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หากคุณเคยเผชิญกับ
• Online bullying / Social Bullying
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เราอยากชวนมาเพื่อน ๆ มา พูดคุย แลกเปลี่ยน และเรียนรู้การดูแลตัวเองหลังเผชิญความเกลียดชัง พร้อมค้นหาพลังภายใน เพื่อก้าวต่อไปอย่างเข้มแข็ง 💬🤍
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📅 วันเสาร์ที่ 23 พฤษภาคม 2569
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En la sede de la biblioteca popular El Baul (en el Centro Comunitario Acceso Este) de El Colmenar, referentes y activistas se reunirán para pintar un mural conmemorativo al IDAHO. La actividad será coordinada por la artista muralista Ana Singh.
El evento es abierto al público y se invita a participar.
We are happy to invite everyone in our community to this year’s Community Picnic, where Legebitra continues a tradition dating back to 1998, when the first LGBTIQ+ community picnic took place by the Sava River.
When? Saturday, May 23, 2026, starting at 11:30 AM
Where? Ric Sava (46.08290, 14.54237 – Google Maps location)
Join us for a relaxed day in nature, dedicated to socializing, connecting, and spending time in a vibrant, inclusive community. We will provide pizza, drinks, music, a beach volleyball court, and other sports equipment. Families with children are warmly welcome, as are pets.
You are also encouraged to bring snacks (sweet or savory), which we will share at a dedicated co-sharing table.
Feel free to bring any additional outdoor or board games.
In commemoration of IDAHOBIT 2026, Entrepreneur Empowerment and Advocacy-Health (EEA-H) presents Beyond Shelter, an initiative advancing safe, inclusive, and dignified spaces for LGBTQIA+ refugees and asylum seekers in Kenya.
The event addresses internalized stigma, discrimination, and harmful phobias that continue to exist within refugee shelters and community spaces, while promoting dignity, respect, accountability, healing, and inclusion.
Through dialogue, storytelling, advocacy, and community engagement, the initiative calls on organizations, shelters, and individuals to move beyond physical protection and actively create environments where every person feels safe, valued, and affirmed.
Core Message
Addressing internalized stigma and intra-community discrimination.
Supporting Principle
Safety is incomplete without dignity, respect, and inclusion.
Campaign Question
“Are You Creating Safe Spaces?”
Hashtag
#SurvivorsCreatingSolutions
El 23 de mayo en el Punto Digital de la Banda del Rio Sali, en Tucumán, realizaremos el taller “Acompañamientos y cuidados a personas mayores LGBT+”, organizado por Crisálida biblioteca popular de género y diversidad afectivosexual de la fundación Bienvenides, la fundación Leswarmi; Familias Diversas Tucumán; La Grupa Trans, las fundación Juana Azurduy – Casa de la Mujer Bandeña y con el apoyo de la Dirección de Articulación Territorial del Ministerio de Desarrollo Social de la provincia de Tucumán.
El taller promueve la sensibilización de acompañantes terapeúticos, cuidadores domiciliarios, personas con titulación, formación o experiencias, incluidas las familias elegidas y los grupos de apoyo. En el encuentro abordamos el universo de las personas mayores LGBT+ desde una perspectiva de interseccionalidad.
Chaps and Straps presents Queer Line Dancing at Komedia Brighton on Tuesday 26 May 2026, 7–10pm. This event is created by and for LGBTQIA+ people, especially welcoming trans, intersex and non-binary participants. Dances are taught with options for different gender expressions and are designed to help participants connect with their body with joy. Completely beginner-friendly and open to all levels of confidence. The University of Sussex LGBTQ+ Staff Network is attending this event to mark IDAHOBIT 2026. Tickets via Komedia Brighton.
Belong Training is designed to increase capacity to create affirming spaces and practice when supporting and working with LGBTQIA+ people. We hope to fill knowledge gaps and increase the confidence and skill of people to work with members of the LGBTQIA+ community. The training is 5.5 hours long and will cover:
– Gender
– Pronouns and best practice
– Sexuality
– Intersex people
– Health outcomes for LGBTQIA+ people
– Creating an affirming practice
Light refreshments provided, but BYO lunch.
This event is free for individuals that live, work, volunteer or study in the Brisbane South PHN catchment area, which spans parts of Brisbane City Council, Logan City Council, Redlands City Council and the Scenic Rim.