RainbowAmbassadors – Brussels: Giving a Voice to LGBTQI+ Seniors
RainbowAmbassadors – Brussels is a dedicated group of volunteers committed to promoting inclusive policies for
Communauté
Nous avons appris que notre communauté est plus forte lorsque nous sommes unis. À Bruxelles, nous avons la chance d'avoir un large éventail d'organisations LGBTQ et une communauté queer dynamique et visible. La diversité est une force - nous n'avons pas besoin d'être tous pareils, mais nous nous respectons tous et nous nous soutenons mutuellement.
Nous sommes fiers de pouvoir présenter certains des leaders, des événements et des questions qui sont importants pour notre communauté. Nous sommes fiers de faire partie de la communauté LGBTQ de Bruxelles.
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From Dream to Doorstep: Hungary’s First Queer Centre
From Brussels it may seem surprising, but in Budapest – where tens of thousands march
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