A day to recognize and celebrate asexual people and the full spectrum of asexual identities. It raises awareness about asexual visibility, challenges misconceptions about attraction, and affirms that all experiences of connection and intimacy are valid.
Centers young people in HIV education, prevention, testing, and care. Emphasizes empowerment, access to information, and stigma-free support.
A student-led action highlighting the silencing effects of bullying and discrimination against LGBTQ+ people, especially in schools.
Raises awareness about HIV prevention, testing, and care for trans communities, while addressing barriers like stigma and healthcare discrimination.
Lesbian Visibility Week (April 20–26) celebrates the lives, stories, and contributions of lesbians around the world.It’s a time to uplift lesbian voices, challenge stereotypes, and build visibility, pride, and community. 🌈
A day within Lesbian Visibility Week focused on celebrating lesbian identity and challenging erasure in both queer and mainstream spaces.
This day celebrates LGBTQ+ families and chosen families worldwide. It advocates for equal rights, protection, and recognition.
This week highlights the often-erased history of trans and gender-diverse people. It honors past activism, resistance, and community leadership.
This day recognizes LGBTQ+ elders for their contributions and survival. It also raises awareness of aging-related inequities.
This global day opposes homophobia, transphobia, and biphobia. It commemorates the removal of homosexuality from the WHO’s list of diseases.
