Galina Georgieva presented Bulgaria at the TRANSEUROPA Festival in Paris
From 6 to 8 of June 2025, Paris became the stage for one of Europe’s most inspiring events – the TRANSEUROPA Festival, organised by the European Alternatives Initiative.
From 6 to 8 of June 2025, Paris became the stage for one of Europe’s most inspiring events – the TRANSEUROPA Festival, organised by the European Alternatives Initiative.
Sofia Pride, Bulgaria’s largest demonstration for human rights since 2008, is embarking on a transformative project to expand its community involvement.
At the end of January, the first meeting was held for the participating organizations in the RainbowUP: Fostering the Inclusion of LGBTQI+ Youth project, which officially started on December 1, 2024, under the Erasmus+ program.
Same-sex couples living together (alone or with children) can be counted as one household in the national census in 2021. On this occasion, GLAS Foundation launched a video campaign with the participation of the favorite actress of many Bulgarians –
In October 2020, Ivelina realized that there was an inscription in large black letters on the facade of her apartment, which read:
From 6 to 8 of June 2025, Paris became the stage for one of Europe’s most inspiring events – the TRANSEUROPA Festival, organised by the European Alternatives Initiative.
Sofia Pride, Bulgaria’s largest demonstration for human rights since 2008, is embarking on a transformative project to expand its community involvement.
At the end of January, the first meeting was held for the participating organizations in the RainbowUP: Fostering the Inclusion of LGBTQI+ Youth project, which officially started on December 1, 2024, under the Erasmus+ program.
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