Stonewall in Full Colour — And the Rainbow Is Back
For a brief moment this week, the rainbow disappeared from the Stonewall National Monument. The
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We’ve learnt that our community is strongest when we stand together. In Brussels, we’re fortunate to have a huge range of LGBTQ organisations and a vibrant and visible queer community. Diversity is a strength – we don’t all have to be the same, but we all respect each other and we lift each other up.
We’re proud to be able to showcase some of the leaders, events, and issues that are important to our community. We’re proud to be part of the LGBTQ community of Brussels.
Pride 2026: Brussels Wants Your Voice, Not Just Your Rainbow Outfit
Pride is more than a party. It’s more than glitter, floats and a yearly Instagram
From Red Barricades to Brown Ballots: How Parts of the Gay Movement Drift Right
For decades, the “homosexual movement” imagined itself – and was imagined – as a natural
Homoparentalités ASBL: Supporting LGBTQI+ Families in Belgium
Homoparentalités ASBL is a Brussels-based association for LGBTQI+ parents, future parents, and their children, offering
Nous qui parlons: holding feminist space and building a living archive of women’s voices
Once a month at La Tricoterie, in Brussels, a small group gathers in the mezzanine
Stonewall Without a Rainbow: Trump’s Rules Just Tore Down Our Flag
The Pride flag has been pulled down from the Stonewall National Monument in New York
Criminalising Pride: Hungary Wants to Jail the Man Who Refused to Disappear
In southern Hungary, a queer Roma teacher is facing prison for doing something that should
Can We Still Find Love Without Swiping? RTBF’s “La Vraie Vie” Challenges the Dating App Era
In a world where finding love often happens through endless swipes and ghosted chats, RTBF’s
Glitter, Balls and Solidarity: A Valentine’s Drag Bingo That Actually Saves Queer Lives
On Friday 13 February 2026, Brussels is serving camp with a cause: a Charity Drag
“From Stadium Fairy Tale to Hate-Fueled Nightmare: The Attack on Referee Pascal Kaiser”
When German referee Pascal Kaiser walked onto the pitch in Cologne, he thought the most
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