Handbag Tossing and River Pride: Stories of Myanmar's LGBTQI Festival
Despite the criminalization of homosexuality in the country, 12,000 people joined the 5th Pride festival in the country (and the first one with a boat parade).
Very Visibly "Transparent" – Getting Trans Issues on the Czech Agenda
Czech trans activists sat down with us to talk about their We are Trans campaign promoting trans people\’s visibility and debunking misconceptions about their lives.
How Campaigning has Contributed to the Decriminalization of Homosexuality in India
This article was written by Indian journalist Pawan Dhall for the SOGI Campaigns. The views expressed therein are those of the author. On September 6, 2018, the Supreme Court of India irreversibly read down Section 377 of the Indian Penal Code, a British era relic that carried on for 71 years into independent India. This…
A "Traditionally" Russian Campaign
Showing queer people shopping together or doing household chores, this campaign showed that LGBTIQ people are \”traditional\” Russians with the same values.
Where Love is Illegal: Portraits From Behind the Curtain
This photo campaign tells the stories of queer people in the countries where homosexuality is still illegal.
TestXXX: An HIV Behaviour-Change Campaign Across Asian Countries
This HIV awareness campaign in four major Asian cities just shared their major insights after a four-year run.
Romania: Winning When You Can’t Win!
Through sexy and scary video ads, LGBTIQ group ACCEPT got Romanians to abstain from voting on a memorandum on marriage equality.
Ready4Repeal: Singapore Gets Ready 4 Its Future
From Singapore to Kenya, learn from these campaigns to decriminalize homosexuality utilizing petitions, social media releases, and magazine covers.
Seeking Protection in Allies – A Lesson From Women in Sri Lanka
This article from Waging Nonviolence tells the valiant story of flotillas of Sri Lankan women defeating the military without violence.
Cartooning love in Bangladesh
This cartoon lesbian girl is the star of informative flashcards in Bangladesh to challenge myths and stereotypes around LGBTIQ people.