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LGBTIQ* employees network: Activities throughout the year and truck at Pride
Our LGBTIQ* employees network has grown and now consists of more than 350 colleagues. For the first time we participated with a truck (together with the human resources department) in […]
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Guidelines to support trans*, inter* and non-binary students in Munich’s municipal schools
As trans*, inter* and non-binary students are reported to be at a much higher risk for suicide and mental health issues and due to a concerning increase in cases of […]
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25 Years WASt – Anniversary Conference and Reception
What a joyful event: The Viennese Anti-Discrimination Unit for LGBTIQ Affairs (WASt) celebrated its 25th anniversary by holding a conference and giving a reception. Both events took place on IDAHOBIT […]
Read moreQueeres 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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Queer Youth Centre Q:WIR
The Viennese Anti-Discrimination Unit for LGBTIQ Affairs collaborated with the department for education and youth perfectly in ensuring a process of founding and creating Austria’s first queer youth centre. After […]
Read moreEUROGAMES in Vienna 2024
The prestigious EuroGames took place in Vienna in July 2024. Organized by a couple of volunteers, who did a remarkable work, 4000 athletes came to visit Vienna and to participate […]
Read moreCertificate LGBT friendly
The purpose of the certificate LGBT friendly is primarily raising awareness among people. The aim is that within the working environment and externally to the cus-tomers to create a climate […]
Read moreThe Ljubljana Pride Festival 2024
The Ljubljana Pride Festival 2024 held under the slogan »Looking Back, Marching Forward«. June is the month of pride marches all around the world. In this framework we were hosting […]
Read moreQueer youth work and youth association work
The coordination office for LGBTIQ equality in the city of Mainz has contacted the newly founded association Queer Youth Work in Mainz (QiM) e.V. Initially, short-term goals such as project […]
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Queer culture of remembrance of the LGBTIQ victims of National Socialism and the post-war period
On February 13, 2019, the Mainz City Council unanimously decided to create a place of remembrance for people who were persecuted in Mainz during the National Socialist era and in […]
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