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.

This analysis is an attempt to quantitatively assess the economic cost of homophobia in Bulgaria. A wide range of scientific theories in the fields of economics, sociology, public health, psychology and other social sciences support the idea that full rights and inclusion of LGBTI+1 people are associated with higher levels of economic development and well-being.

The GLAS Foundation in partnership with the Bulgarian Lawyers for Human Rights Foundation and the Embassies of France and the Kingdom of the Netherlands is organizing a discussion on the protection of family relations in same-sex couples, which will take place on 29 May 2024 from 9.30 to 14.30 in the Slaveykov Hall of the French Institute.