Link for Donations (LINK IN BIO) - https://t.co/FA87FJj1YX OR Cash/Cheques/Bank transfers - Bank Account Name - Equal Ground Bank Name - Hatton National Bank Account Number - 003020329711 Branch - Head Office Branch

✅ Offer educational initiatives to combat discrimination ✅ Support marginalised community members find safe groups. Every contribution makes a difference. Stand with us in solidarity and action! Donate today and help us make PRIDE 2025 a beacon of joy and resistance. (3)

Your support will help us create safer spaces, amplify LGBTIQ voices, and combat rising hate with radical joy and community care. Your donation helps: ✅ Keep Pride events free and accessible for all ✅ Find other queer activists and supporters and build community bonds (2)

Pride is more than just a celebration; it's a powerful act of resistance, resilience, and love. This year, we’re raising funds to ensure that PRIDE 2025 is more inclusive than ever despite the financial and homophobic challenges we face. (1)

The LGBTIQ community is facing growing challenges, rising discrimination, harmful legislation, and online hate that threaten their safety and rights. Now, more than ever, support and allyship matter. Speaking up and advocating for equality, can make a real difference. 🌈✊

Feel free to share as much or as little as you’re comfortable with—every story matters. 🏳️‍🌈💜 IMPORTANT NOTE - All responses collected will be highly confidential and will be used only with permission. (4) #QueerStoriesProject #Pride2025 #Storytelling #PrideMonth

We want to hear from you! If you have a story sad or happy, a moment of trepidation or excitement, a moment of queer exuberance that you’d like to share (anonymously or not), send us an email at equalground123@gmail.com to submit your story. (3)

As we approach our 21st PRIDE this year, we’re launching a storytelling initiative that provides a glimpse into the struggles, joys and courage of the LGBTIQ Community as a powerful act of resistance against rising anti-LGBTIQ laws, hate and gender-based violence. (2)

🌈 CALL FOR STORIES: The Queer Stories Project 🌈 With the increasing rise of hate and homophobia rising daily across the globe, we thought it would be interesting and knowledgeable to share some personal stories from the community for PRIDE this year! (1)

🌈 Rosanna Flamer-Caldera for LGBTQ rights in Sri Lanka! As founder of @_EQUALGROUND_ , she's been championing equality since 2004 & challenging discriminatory laws. 📺 Watch her story: https://t.co/l1JYkiuJR4 🎧 Listen here: https://t.co/eMRoMW8Lzh

Imagine navigating a world where every step is a challenge—where public spaces, workplaces, and family homes feel unwelcoming. For queer persons with disabilities in Sri Lanka, life is a daily battle against discrimination, exclusion, and societal indifference.

Concerning increase in attacks on the #LGBT community in #Cameroon: 'Bullied, attacked, and abused”: LGBTQ+ Cameroonians face a massive crackdown on their rights'

Imagine navigating a world where every step is a challenge—where public spaces, workplaces, and family homes feel unwelcoming. For queer persons with disabilities in Sri Lanka, life is a daily battle against discrimination, exclusion, and societal indifference.

Being an ally is about more than support it’s about building a world where everyone is free to be their true selves. When you show up as an ally, you help create safer spaces, stronger communities, and a future where everyone is valued. 🌈✨

This #InternationalWomensDay, we're spotlighting the 41 jurisdictions worldwide which criminalise lesbians and bisexual women. Their criminalisation is often compounded by additional laws that have an exaggerated impact on women and girls, such as legislation criminalising

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This International Women’s Day, we’re calling out the injustices that continue to harm women and marginalised communities. From the lack of marital rape laws to domestic violence, women deserve better. Equality is not a privilege, it’s a right. It’s time to demand real change.

Imagine navigating a world where every step is a challenge—where public spaces, workplaces, and family homes feel unwelcoming. For queer persons with disabilities in Sri Lanka, life is a daily battle against discrimination, exclusion, and societal indifference.

LGBTIQ people face discrimination, hate, and injustice every single day, online and offline. From harmful laws to everyday prejudice, the fight for equality is far from over. No one should have to justify their existence or battle for basic rights. 🌈✊

“Thanks to archaic Victorian-era laws that are still present in Sri Lanka, the country’s Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer/Questioning (LGBTIQ) community has been marginalised and discriminated against for over a century.” https://t.co/ftUeNSfmGp