"We’ve Always Been Around": It Runs in the Family in Türkiye
In this campaign, Turkish activists fought anti-LGBTIQ erasure by showing that queer people have always been a part of the family—and they're not going anywhere.
Many formats, one message: “We Love the Same” – A campaign countering disinformation in Romania
In this campaign, Romanian advocates mocked opponents of civil unions, asking, \”What's so scary and revolting about two people loving each other?\”
Talking About Transgender Rights on the US Campaign Trail
Trans youth seem to be on every politician\\\’s mind. This American study has crucial insights on how to talk about these highly charged issues.
Japanese Manhole Covers マンホール蓋
Are you on the lookout for cool new ways to catch people’s attention through a campaign message or symbol? Rainbow crossings have been a popular feature, but they can be a bit daunting for some. However, there are equally interesting street-art alternatives, like this inspiration from Japan: manhole covers. This medium is not only original,…
Fair Play? How Pro and Anti-Trans Movements Compete Over Similar Frames
How can activists engage in the divisive debate over trans inclusion in sports without compromising the battle to build broad public support for equality?
Hungary: Stupid Questions Get Clever Answers
In Hungary, activists led a successful campaign to defeat a referendum on an anti-LGBTIQ law that had already been passed—and built public support in the process.
Targeting Chemsex at its Roots: Intersectionality and Successful Chemsex Campaigns
The best chemsex campaigns from Mexico to Belgium start with a profound understanding of the intersectional vulnerabilities of LGBTIQ people to stigma and other mental health harms.
Spice Up Your Campaign: A Resource Full of Ideas
This resource by More Onion is a treasure trove for public campaigning.
Screen Your Cause
Here is a list of excellent queer films and documentaries that you can show in your events.
Russian Sisters and Brothers are Here for You
Russian LGBTIQ activists masterfully used the power of family in this campaign showing allies with their LGBTIQ siblings.