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- Memorials
Tuisina Ymania Brown: Community interfaith memorial services
On 11 October, we invite you to come together for online interfaith memorial services celebrating the life of our beloved Tuisina Ymania Brown
- Campaigns
- Stories
- Videos
Celebrate International Lesbian Day with community victories
On this 8 October, we asked our Women's committee members: "What is a victory that you are proud of?". Here is what they told us.
- Stories
LGBTI Pathways: moving full steam ahead!
Global Philanthropy Project and ILGA World have set up robust regional structures for the LGBTI Pathways project. During the first meetings, experts worked on the survey questions to better understand our communities' funding and support needs
- UN side events
Respect for the fundamental rights of LGBT+ persons: progress and challenges
On 3 October, join us for an HRC60 side event to discuss progress and challenges in respecting the fundamental rights of LGBTI people worldwide
- Members' meet-ups
Bisexual realities: Visible, vocal, valued
Calling all ILGA World members: join our next meet-up dedicated to you! On Bi Visibility Day, we will talk about bisexual community building and the intersectional dimensions of visibility. Hear from other member organisations and share your own experience to help our global community!
- Advocacy weeks
- UN side events
Fulfilling the human rights of intersex people
On 17 September 2025, join intersex activists and representatives of UN bodies for an HRC60 side event to discuss how to establish intersex-inclusive, human rights-based laws and policies
- UN side events
Safeguarding a sustainable HIV response in times of crisis
On 15 September 2025, join leading HIV and human rights experts for a side event at the Human Rights Council to discuss sustaining political momentum for a rights-based HIV response
- Videos
Watch the 2024 ILGA World Conference documentary
(Re)live the moments of our 2024 World Conference, the largest in the history of the organisation
- Explainers
5 key takeaways on violence against LGBTI people and data collection
Violence against LGBTI people often goes unseen. A new report by UN Women highlights why better data collection on the issue matters