If you haven’t yet joined the global mobilisations for May 17 2013, and you’re looking for a public action which can easily be planned in less than 2 weeks, you may want to consider a coloured balloon release, or “rainbowflash”...

On the occasion of the International Day against Homophobia and Transohobia, LGBT five cities in Germany (Pirna, Plauen, Chemnitz, Leipzig, Dresden) mobilized their efforts to raise public awareness of May 17th. Thousands of colorful balloons were let into the sky...

The participants of the Rainbow Flashmob 2013 in Hamburg let 800 balloons with anti-homopbobic messages into the sky on May 17th.   The organizer of the Rainbow Flashmob Germany, LSVD Hamburg, together with the Russian Rainbow Flash initiator Vanya Kilber,...

It’s raining kisses for LGBTI rights in Mainz, Germany May 17th As the colorful balloons take off to a gloomy sky over the cathedral square in Mainz, Germany, it starts raining kisses as the over 300 people gathered start hugging...

The German city of Bielefeld yesterday held the second Rainbow Flashmob, releasing rainbow-colored balloons into the air. The balloons carried short messages, condemning homo/bi/transphobia and violence, with a musical support of the LesBenitas drums. The event was supported by the AIDS...