“From Borders to Belonging: How Arc-en-Ciel International Guides LGBTQIA+ Migrants to Safety and Community”
Arc-en-Ciel International Rainbow (AIR) is an online platform created for and with LGBTQIA+ migrants, refugees
Gemeenschap
We hebben geleerd dat onze gemeenschap het sterkst is als we samen optrekken. In Brussel hebben we het geluk dat we een enorm aantal LGBTQ-organisaties hebben en een levendige en zichtbare queer gemeenschap. Diversiteit is een kracht - we hoeven niet allemaal hetzelfde te zijn, maar we respecteren elkaar allemaal en we geven elkaar een steuntje in de rug.
We zijn er trots op dat we enkele van de leiders, evenementen en kwesties die belangrijk zijn voor onze gemeenschap in de kijker kunnen zetten. We zijn er trots op deel uit te maken van de LGBTQ-gemeenschap in Brussel.
Justice for a Homophobic Attack in Liège: A Sentence That Exposes the Limits of Accountability
A homophobic hate crime in Liège has led to a prison sentence, sending a strong
Thirty Years of Belgian Pride: What Now?
Thirty years of Belgian Pride means thirty years of streets reclaimed, visible bodies, and slogans
Happy New Year 2026: Pride, Solidarity, and Hope for the LGBTQIA+ Community
As 2025 closes with its challenges, 2026 begins with a renewed desire to breathe, to
No One Left Behind: Inside Brussels’ Rainbow Refugee Committee
For LGBTQIA+ people forced to flee their homes, Belgium can be a place of safety—but
Kazakhstan: When Being Queer Becomes a Crime
This week, Kazakhstan moved closer to adopting a new law that would restrict what it
Marching Anyway: What Budapest Pride Tells Europe
Hungary’s LGBTQIA+ community is once again at the centre of a political storm. Hungarian police
More Fun Than Monopoly, More Queer Than Scrabble
Join us every Sunday for a cozy queer board game afternoon in Brussels! This event
Save the Crazy Circle – Keep Brussels’ Queer Joy Alive
Two years ago, you helped us save The Crazy Circle from closing its doors. Thanks to your
Do You Actually Know the Kinsey Scale?
Alfred Kinsey didn’t set out to become a queer icon, but his work quietly cracked
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