Knowledge production
- Opportunities
LGBTI Pathways survey: Join civil society worldwide saying what our communities really need
Hear from civil society organisations and activists from across the world on why taking the LGBTI Pathways survey matters to you and your communities
- Press releases & statements
ILGA World condemns killing of Yanar Mohammed as cruel intimidation against those working for freedom and equality
Early on, Yanar Mohammad recognised the common patriarchal root of hatred against women and LGBTI-people, and considered the inclusion of all women and LGBTI communities as fundamental to achieve democracy in Iraq
- Members' meet-ups
Which funding do we need to support our work for LGBTI communities?
Calling all ILGA World members: join our next meet-up dedicated to you! This is a space for our members to learn about the Pathways project and to share their funding needs.
- Members' meet-ups
Laws against school bullying and the right to education
On 27 February, join us for a webinar discussing laws that protect LGBTI youth from bullying and discrimination in education settings
- Opportunities
LGBTI Pathways survey now open: Shape the future of funding for LGBTI communities worldwide
Together, we will build evidence that funders and organisations can use to improve movement support regionally and globally. Take the survey before 21 April and share it with fellow organisations, activists, and community groups!
- Press releases & statements
Expanded Global Gag Rule: The Trump administration prioritises ideology over human life
The Trump administration’s expansion of the Global Gag Rule is a violent attack on everyone’s freedoms and bodies
- Press releases & statements
Bullying: 4 in 5 countries have no laws protecting LGBTI youth
Data released today on the ILGA World Database shows that a large part of the world has yet to adopt explicit legislation to protect LGBTI youth in schools
- 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
- 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