How the UK Prime Minister's stance on transgender rights impacts the global community
In recent years, the worldwide conversation surrounding LGBTQ+ rights, particularly transgender rights, has taken on a profound and...
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- Nov 11
Out and Outside: LGBTQ+ Youth Homelessness in the United States
As part of the recent Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series, showcasing...
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- Nov 10
Why Have Classrooms and Libraries Become a Battle Ground for LGBTQI+ Rights?
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Nov 9
Queering Climate Change
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Oct 27
A Bad Start: How A Discriminatory Framework Jeopardises LGBTQ+ Youth In Burundi
As part of the Safer To Be Me Symposium, which took place in June we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog...
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- Jun 14
Beyond our Trauma: A Reflection on Queer Activism in Ghana
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- May 4
An Uncertain Hour: LGBTQ+ Rights In Kenya
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Apr 26
The Unicorn Rises: What Future for the Ukrainian LGBTQ+ Community?
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Apr 12
Are We All Crazy? – The Debate on Growing Mental Health Challenges in the LGBTQIA+ Community
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Apr 5
“Prove You Are Gay”- The Challenge Facing LGBTQI+ People Seeking Asylum in the UK”
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Mar 22
Uganda: Stop Harming Your Own Citizens
ReportOUT strongly condemns the recent decision of the Ugandan government to pass their Anti-Homosexuality Bill (2023).
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- Mar 22
Why The Closet Remains The Safest Option
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Mar 18
Genitals and Gender
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Mar 10
Minority Stress: The Hidden Killer
As part of the build-up to June’s Safer To Be Me Symposium, we are proud to be sharing our Safer To Be Me: Global Voices blog series,...
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- Mar 1
Safer To Be Me: Global Voices Launch
Since our founding in 2019, I have always believed that ReportOUT’s greatest strength lies in the passion and commitment of our...
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- Feb 27
ReportOUT Applauds South Korean Same-Sex Court Decision
ReportOUT Applauds South Korean Same-Sex Court Decision
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- Feb 15
Winning Partnership! Global Campaign of the Year!
ReportOUT and the Gilbert Baker Foundation win 'Gold' for 'Global Awareness Campaign' award at the Second Annual Anthem Awards.
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- Feb 12
ReportOUT Praises Sri Lanka for Decriminalising Same-Sex Relationships
ReportOUT Praises Sri Lanka for Decriminalising Same-Sex Relationships
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- Feb 5
ReportOUT and the University of Sunderland Announce Safer To Be Me Symposium
It was meant to be the UK government's first ever international LGBT+ event due to take place in June 2022, however following the ...
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- Feb 1
ReportOUT Public Statement: Our Response to Pope Francis
ReportOUT Public Statement: Our Response to Pope Francis
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