Projects

This project addresses hate speech as a pervasive issue impacting multiple communities, including LGBTI+, Roma, migrants, refugees and Jewish groups. It aims to foster understanding, empower voices, and engage the public in combating intolerance.

U:N*I·Q.U-E aims to support academic attainment of people identifying as LGBTQIA+ by raising the awareness of VET and Adult educators of gender and sexual orientation issues, creating personalized learning pathways for the educators and supporting inclusive policies within training institutions through Diversity trainers and Ambassadors.

The “Rainbow Hub Without Borders” project aims to increase the capacity of Rainbow Hub staff to work with refugees, victims of human trafficking, and sex workers by training the teams of the Rainbow Hub organizations –

GLAS Foundation, in partnership with Bilitis Foundation, the Association of European Journalists-Bulgaria and Oslo Pride, has launched the Community Voices project, implemented with financial support from Iceland, Liechtenstein and Norway under the EEA Financial Mechanism.

Acceptance comes with confession! A promotional video for Sofia Pride 2021. You can watch the video here.

What is Rainbow Cabinet? Rainbow Cabinet is a virtual and real space to support those who face challenges in accepting their gender identity, sexual orientation, or their loved ones who need to understand more and deal with their feelings.

From September 2019 to January 2021, the GLAS Foundation implements an international project on research, training for health professionals and raising awareness of LGBTI health needs, entitled “OpenDoors:

Not Just Words (Building a national movement against hate speech that triggers Antisemitism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia, and other forms of intolerance) Main goal of the project “Not Just Words“, funded by the European Union’s Rights, Equality and Citizenship Programme (2014-2020), is to improve collaboration between communities, that are affected by hate speech and to create a national movement of allies to prevent and combat antisemitism, homophobia, transphobia, xenophobia and other forms of intolerance.

The objective of the LoveMoves project was to oppose discrimination practices of Member States who don’t treat same-sex couples recognized in another jurisdiction as such and thus violate the right of free movement within the European Union by identifying and analysing the situation of same-sex couples with recognition in another EU member state who travel or reside in Bulgaria, by informing the LGBT community about the limitations for freedom of movement and mobilising support for change, by raising awareness among authorities and the general public and by putting freedom of movement for same-sex couples in the public agenda thus initiating policy discussion on national and European level.