Check out what we have already implemented and achieved within the project activities.
A Vademecum Here you can find a Vademecum for diversity and LGBTQIA+ empowerment in organizations in English and in all translated versions (Partners’ languages: ES, NL, PL, IT). PL: Tutaj znajdziesz
(Q)ueerness in Amsterdam The Q in LGBTQ+ – What does it mean to be queer in the Dutch capital city then & now? The Netherlands – a country widely considered
Being an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community Being an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community is not just about expressing support for civil rights or having queer friends. A true alliance
Report on the activity “Learning By Doing: Students 4 Human Rights”. An advocacy based service learning experience This report provides a summary and evaluation of Work Package 3 (WP3) within
LGBTQIA!+ Final Training & Learning Event – Community of Practice on ASLP Training Course – 28 April 2025 | Online Final online event of the LGBTQIA!+ project to explore the
A Replicable Work Process This roadmap was writtend by Metodi Asscom & Aleph, here you can find all the community development process: both the facilitation and the community learnings of
Education is the core for acceptance, tolerance and freedom.
MONOSEXUAL PRIVILEGE CHECKLIST Extracted by the book Bi: notes for a bisexual revolution”, by Shiri Eisner NOTE a monosexual person is attracted by one
Author: Arono Ciprin (ACET – Associazione per la cultura e l’etica transgenere). Being a transgender person means perceiving one’s gender identity as different from the
Challenging Invisibility and Breaking the Binary System A Definition One of the most inclusive definitions of intersex is provided by the Intersex Society of North
LGBTQIA!+ Final Training & Learning Event – Community of Practice on ASLP Training Course – 28 April 2025 | Online Final online event of the
Being an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community Being an ally to the LGBTQIA+ community is not just about expressing support for civil rights or having
(Q)ueerness in Amsterdam The Q in LGBTQ+ – What does it mean to be queer in the Dutch capital city then & now? The Netherlands
