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Month of LGBTIQ+ actions and visibility
The 2025 theme was LGBTIQ+ History & Archives. In collaboration with associations in Lausanne, more than 10 events open to the public were proposed (a queer walk to iconic sites, […]
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Exhibition “OUT OF THE BOX”
Out of the box, a traveling device created by the University of Lausanne, is designed to collect LGBTIQ stories and raise awareness about SOGIESC. The exhibition brought together the Out […]
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Rainbow & trans colored benches
The City of Lausanne has inaugurated rainbow & trans colored benches. These benches are distributed throughout the city’s streets and parks. Installed in agreement with the LGBTIQ associations in Lausanne, […]
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Raising the Flag, Starting with Equality”: Rainbow Flag Flies High for the World Masters Games, Showcasing Taipei’s New Stance on Gender Inclusion
On May 17, 2025, Taipei City held a rainbow flag-raising ceremony at City Hall to mark the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT) and to celebrate the opening […]
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2025 Color Taipei
To celebrate Pride Month 2025, the Taipei City Department of Information and Tourism is partnering with TWeen Drag Queens of Taiwan to launch the “2025 Color Taipei” series. The highlight […]
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New editions of the masterclass against discrimination
The masterclass organised by the city of Bordeaux in partnership with UNESCO continued with two additional editions in 2025, with more than 100 pupils per session. The latest edition, with […]
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Testing based on sexual orientation or gender identity to measure the discriminations faced by candidates seeking apprenticeships
The City of Paris commissioned this innovative study to assess the discriminations faced by candidates when accessing apprenticeships, focusing on two criteria: sexual orientation and gender identity. The research, led […]
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Inauguration of a monument honoring homosexual victims of deportation and all LGBTQIA+ people persecuted throughout history
On May 17, 2025, a memorial created by artist Jean-Luc Verna was inaugurated in Paris. The project was led by the organization “Les Oublié·e·s de la Mémoire”, which has worked to raise […]
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Queer youth panel
The Queer Youth Panel was established following the research project “Nothing Without Us” conducted by The Hague University of Applied Sciences and Vrije Universiteit Amsterdam. One of the key findings […]
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Queer youth shelter
Le Refuge is a pioneering best practice in The Hague’s queer policy. Developed by SHOP Den Haag and Stichting Queer Mind, inspired by Le Refuge Bruxelles, it offers both a […]