An campaign lit up the parliament building in the colors of the rainbow on June 11th. Hours before the 14th Sofia Pride, the unusual event is a call to the institutions not to ignore the increased hatred and attacks on the LGBT + community in recent days.
This Saturday, June 12, the fourteenth Sofia Pride will take place. The Pride is already a traditional event in Sofia –
The program of the Sofia Pride Arts 2021 festival is online already. It consists of four exhibitions, two of which will open soon.
A new manual for trainers of professionals, working with victims of anti-LGBTI hate crimes, a practical guide and a collection of good practices were published by a network of European NGOs.
GLAS, which founded Work It OUT two years ago, will co-operate with the RG Technology Foundation to develop the platform. The London-based RG Foundation will fund Work It OUT’s next year activities to help the platform expand its activities towards building a strong and proud LGBT community of professionals from various fields, developing seminars, workshops and trainings for companies, as well as information campaigns to raise awareness of LGBT diversity and inclusion issues in the workplace.
The GLAS Foundation and GlaxoSmithKline organized a special event on the topic ‘Talking Openly About HIV’ at the first LGBTI community center in Bulgaria – Rainbow Hub.
In October 2020, Ivelina realized that there was an inscription in large black letters on the facade of her apartment, which read:
The campaign is part of The Rainbow Shield project – Enhancing the legal protection of LGBTI people in Bulgaria. The aim of the project is to enhance the legal protection of LGBTI people in Bulgaria and to raise awareness among the LGBTI community about possibilities for reporting through https://wearetolerant.com/ and legal protection in cases of discrimination and other violations of their rights.
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100% of Bulgarians are a minority of some kind, and no one is insured by hatred on the basis of this sign. Do not be indifferent: react to the hate speech and the crimes motivated by it. Find out more at stophate.bg
Data is from a national representative survey conducted in Bulgaria in the period August 9 – September 11, 2018 by the THB BBSS amongst 1 000 people.
GLAS Foundation organised the first ball in Bulgaria – Glamortal Kombat Ball, based on a model of the ballroom culture. A total of 17 participants in 6 different categories voted in front of an audience of over 100 people in the National Student House – Sofia.
Everyday LGBTI people face disrespect for their rights and different forms of discrimination. In response to this trend, the project “Together for the Rights of LGBTI in Bulgaria” reveals the personal stories of several inspiring personalities who are not afraid to show their true colors.
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