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Content Type(s): Insight
Region(s): Sub-Saharan Africa
PAI Conference, a Turning Point and Catalyst for Change
Content Type(s): Insight
Region(s): Brazil
An Openly Gay Pastor Leading with Faith and Love
… were an estimated 273 violent deaths of LGBTIQ people in Brazil. “The people like to say, ‘Oh, Brazil is amazing. We are for LGBT. We have 4 million in the Pride Parade.’ But actually, we …
Content Type(s): News Article
Region(s): Uganda
Neela Ghoshal Wrote an Op-Ed: Uganda’s Nondiscrimination Assurances Won’t Protect Queer People From Prosecution
Content Type(s): News Article
Topic(s): Trans
Region(s): Russia
Outright's Maria Sjödin Talks to The Daily Beast about the Russian Ban on Gender-Affirming Surgeries
Content Type(s): Insight
Region(s): Southwest Asia and North Africa
Freedom of the Press in South West Asia and North Africa Affects LGBTIQ Community
Content Type(s): News Article
Region(s): Russia, United States, Global
Outright International Executive Director Maria Sjödin Comments on the Anti-LGBTIQ Movement and its Global Ideology in a Newsweek Article
Content Type(s): Press Release
Topic(s): Crackdown on Activism, Announcement, GLIDE Initiative
Region(s): Global
Outright International, Synergía, and IFES Launch the Global LGBTQI+ Inclusive Democracy and Empowerment (GLIDE) Initiative
Content Type(s): Insight
Region(s): Ukraine, Afghanistan, Colombia, Bangladesh
Gender Persecution: Expanding Access to International Criminal Justice for LGBTIQ People
Content Type(s): News Article
Region(s): Sub-Saharan Africa
Newzroom Afrika: LGBTQIA+ Community Slams Anti-Homosexuality Laws
Content Type(s): Insight
Topic(s): Pride Around the World, Trans
Region(s): Americas
Visibility: The Cornerstone of Celebrating Queer, Trans, and Indigenous Lives
… they wanted to quit and return home, Scott revealed her mother gently helped her change her mind about staying in a place that made her feel invisible and inferior.  Scott would later find …