In Athens, youth action group AEGEE-Athina will host young LGBTI and ally activists from across Europe for a weekend of youth-focused talks, workshops and activism. The event, Beyond The Rainbow, hopes to foster cross-European solidarity and help young people to better engage with LGBTI activism at a local and international level. We are also expecting a number of smaller community …
Read More »Looking Ahead: Canada in 2016
As longstanding supporters of IDAHOT, the Canadian LGBTI community have always been incredible at mobilising their support for May 17. This year we’re expecting a huge number of events across the country, and eagerly await further updates from activists, campaigners and community groups. In British Colombia, Kamloops Pride will host a special day of story telling to promote solidarity and …
Read More »Looking Ahead: Cuba in 2016
Recent political changes in Cuba have been a significant help to LGBTI and human rights activists working in the country. As the LGBTI community continues to grow more visible so does the range of campaigns and events held in the name of equality. This year we’re expecting a number of incredible events for IDAHOT 2016, both large and small, and …
Read More »Looking Ahead: Brazil in 2016
A number of organisations will hold events in Brazil marking IDAHOT 2016. From small community gatherings to national initiatives, Brazil has promised a range of important and powerful events to mark the day. In line with our theme for 2016, a number of actions will focus on mental health and wellbeing. One of the country’s largest events will take place …
Read More »Looking Ahead: Singapore in 2016
Singapore’s local GBQ men’s group SGRainbow will this year mark the day with a range of events leading up to May 17, including a nature bike ride and a number of events designed to promote equality and build communities for young LGBT individuals. For more information and updates on how Singapore marked IDAHOT 2016 please keep an eye out for …
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