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#SwipeToSafe: Precautionary Tips for Safer Online-to-Offline Meetups
Celebrating Diversity and Unity: IDAHOBIT 2024
Mother’s Day 2024
Transgender Day of Visibility and Beyond
IWD 2024 – #InspireInclusion
12th Anniversary Message by Executive Director
The Do’s and Don’ts of Coming Out: A Guide to Sharing Your Truth
Coming out refers to the process that people who are LGBTQ+ go through as they work to accept their sexual orientation or gender identity and share that identity openly with other people. It is a very courageous thing to do, and it is extremely personal and different for everyone.
Coming out is a personal decision that has no guidebook. There’s no one right way to come out. Your emotions when coming out may range from scared and anxious to elated…
The Power of Allyship: Tips & Strategies for How to Be an Ally for the LGBTQ+ Community
As society moves towards full acceptance of LGBTQ+ people, it has become increasingly important for individuals to become allies in the fight for equality. Allyship is not just a buzzword, but rather an act of support, empowerment, and solidarity. It involves standing up for people and supporting them in their pursuit of inclusion and equality, while providing them with a safe and supportive space.
Allyship requires constant learning and is an ongoing process. It involves showing open support for fair…
Speaking Up Against Bullying: Tips for Being an Upstander and Not a Bystander
Bullying definitions are diverse but often share similar traits. An act of bullying involves aggressive behaviour over a period of time that is unwanted on the part of the victim, has a negative impact on an individual(s) and involves an uneven balance of power. It is not a one-off incident but rather persistent and repetitive acts of aggression. The effects of bullying can be devastating, leaving one feeling weak, oppressed, threatened and vulnerable. Bullying includes actions such as making threats,…