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Global lgbtq organizations

LGBTQ+ NGO Database

My interest in LGBT NGOs began in the early s, when I joined the Israeli Gay Youth Organization. As a young activist, I was always curious to learn from the experience of NGOs in other countries. The main reason was the simple fact that back then, there were no other LGBT organizations in Israel that focused on education or youth. More than a decade later, after I completed my doctoral degree, this curiosity led me to manner a study of LGBT NGOs functional in education. My reading of the literature led me to two investigate questions:

  1. How do LGBT NGOs challenge schools to be more open to alternative sexual orientations and gender identities?

  2. To what extent does the work of LGBT NGOs vary across different social contexts (e.g., countries that are more or less accepting of homosexuality)?

The main objective of the global survey was to document the services and programs that LGBT NGOs provide, and to discern patterns based on the social context in which they operate. Therefore, it was important to collect information about NGOs in diverse contexts.

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Dallas/Texas Collective Resources

  • Resource Center
    Provides health and wellness resources to the Gay community and those with HIV/AIDS in the North Texas area.
  • Coalition for Aging LGBT
    Improves and protects older LGBT adults in North Texas through health, housing, advocacy, financial security and social services.
  • Equality Texas
    Works to secure full equality for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual , and queer Texans through political action, education, group organizing, and collaboration.
  • Trans-Cendence
    Offers peer led support for transgender/gender diverse individuals as adequately as peer support for those surrounding them.
  • Dallas Voice
    Premier news source for LGBT Texans


International LGBT Advocacy Organizations and Programs

Efforts to advance LGBT equality around the globe have expanded rapidly in recent years. International LGBT Advocacy Organizations and Programs provides LGBT movement organizations, allies, partners, and funders in the United States with an overview of international LGBT advocacy work, including knowledge on the capacity, programs, strategies, tactics, and challenges of some of the leading organizations and programs in this sector.

The report analyzes survey and interview data on the following 25 organizations and programs: Amnesty International (International Secretariat), Anonymous, ARC International, Caribbean Vulnerable Communities Coalition/C-FLAG, Center for Women’s Global Leadership, Equal Rights Trust, Front Line, Gender DynamiX, Global Rights, Heartland Alliance, Human Rights Observe, The Inner Circle, INTERIGHTS, International Commission of Jurists (ICJ), International Federation for Human Rights (FIDH), International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission (IGLHRC), International Lesbian and Gay Associatio

LGBTQ+ people deserve the same human rights as their straight, cisgender peers, but discrimination, violence and hate persist around the planet. According to Amnesty International, there are 64 countries with laws that criminalize homosexuality, some of which impose life in prison or even the death penalty. In countries with more protections, members of the LGBTQ+ society still face persecution and discrimination when trying to get a job, find a place to live, access healthcare and simply live their everyday lives. Charities around the world advocate for LGBTQ+ rights, help people access legal services, provide emotional back and much more. Here are 15 of these trusted organizations:

#1. Human Rights Campaign

Human Rights Campaign is an advocacy organization fighting to end discrimination against Gay people. With more than 3 million members and supporters around the United States, it’s the biggest pro-LGBTQ+ lobbying organization in the country. Its work focuses on workplace equality, youth well-being, health and aging, welcoming schools and a global workplace program