A global network for LGBTI equality
Discrimination of LGBTI people is seldom explicitly dealt with by most local administrations. These Rainbow Cities are the exception to this; they consider it their responsibility to protect and support their LGBTI citizens.
A network in motion
Political shifts in the local government can mean an increased attention for LGBTI citizens, but it can also have the opposite effect. New members joined, while other members decided to prioritize differently. The Network remains an interactive, inspiring place to discuss, exchange, and work together on increasing social inclusion and equality for all.
Rainbow cities
A growing network of international cities concerned with LGBTI policies.
LGBTI equality
Rainbow Cities consider it their responsibility to protect and support their LGBTI citizens.
Combat discrimination
Discrimination of LGBTI people is seldom explicitly dealt with by most local administrations. Rainbow Cities are the exception.
Increase impact
Rainbow Cities increase the impact of local approaches and spend budgets effectively, resulting into greater social inclusion.
Cities that already
joined us
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Aarhus
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Amsterdam
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Barcelona
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Bergen
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Berlin
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Bern
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Bordeaux
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Bregenz
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Bremen
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Bruges
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Brussels Capital Region
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Cologne
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Copenhagen
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Cork City
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Esch-sur-Alzette
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Frankfurt
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Geneva
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Genk
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Ghent
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Gießen
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Hamburg
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Hanover
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Hasselt
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Heidelberg
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Helsinki
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Kortrijk
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Kotor
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Lausanne
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Leuven
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Lille
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Linz
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Ljubljana
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Mainz
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Mannheim
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Mechelen
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Mexico City
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Montpellier
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Montréal
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Munich
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New Taipei City
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Nuremberg
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Oldenburg
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Oostende
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Oslo
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Paris
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Podgorica
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Reykjavik
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Roeselare
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Rotterdam
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San Francisco
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Sāo Paulo
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Taipei
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Vienna
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Wiesbaden
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Zurich
Frequently asked
questions
If you have any questions about us, your answer most likely will be here.
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