Vietnam: Going Viral With the Ministry of Health
Volunteers requested their employers to grant them sick leave for being LGBTIQ in this viral campaign to end conversion practices in Vietnam.
Rainbow Life Museum: Forging a Community-Led Movement For Acceptance in Cambodia
Rainbow Life Museum captures the stories of older LGBTIQ people in Cambodia to debunk misconceptions and break the stigma around sexual and gender diversity.
Live and Let Love in Sri Lanka
EQUAL GROUND told us us how they developed a research-driven campaign to appeal to the broader Sri Lankan public on LGBTIQ acceptance.
Campaigning for Trans Rights in Spain – Part 1: Preparing the Campaign With Research
The campaign for Spain\’s comprehensive trans law started through rigorous research and audience testing.
Campaigning for Trans Rights in Spain – Part 2: Going Deep Into Social Listening
In part two of our series on the campaign for Spain\’s trans law, we delve into how campaigners analyzed social media to come up with best narratives.
Campaigning for Trans Rights in Spain – Part 3: And…Action!
From parents thanking their trans kids to trans activists honoring political allies, the campaign for Spain\\\’s trans law put the spotlight on stories of gratitude.
Campaigning in Movement Style – Lessons From Russia
To mitigate the damage of Russia\’s gay \”propaganda\” law, activists started a public campaign asserting that people are not propaganda.
Taking LGBTQI+ Activism to New Heights
Pink Summits is a campaign bringing LGBTIQ visibility to the highest mountain peaks in the world. Dastan Kasmamytov told us the history of the campaign and shared the lessons they learned.
Stories From History: How Shedding Light on the Past Brightens the Future
Queer people have always been here. We share tips on how to start a campaign highlighting LGBTIQ people in history.
The Road to YES – How Marriage Equality was Won Down Under
The \”Yes\” campaign is a story of determination, where Australian activists used the full arsenal of organizing and campaigning tools to win marriage equality.