This toolkit guides how to include a focus on sexual orientation, gender expression and gender identity in the Women, Peace and Security agenda to effectively address the differential risks and needs of lesbian, bisexual and transgender women in the context of armed conflict and peacebuilding processes.

This toolkit provides guidance on how to include a sexual orientation, gender expression and gender identity approach in the Women, Peace and Security agenda to effectively address the differential risks and needs of lesbian, bisexual and transgender women in the context of armed conflict and peacebuilding processes.

During 2023 Colombia Diversa registered 203 cases of threats against LGBTIQ+ people, of which 42 incidents involved more than one victim.

During 2023 Colombia Diversa registered 78 cases of police violence and abuse of authority against LGBTIQ+ persons, 8 of which involved more than one victim, bringing the total number of victims involved to 89 LGBTIQ+ persons.

LGBTIQ+ migrants experience statistical invisibility, the violation of their families' rights and violence.

How to identify prejudice in violence against LGBTIQ+ people?

Creators submitting their unpublished photographs to make up the commemorative art exhibition of the last 20 years must select one of the five categories of transformations.

Colombia Diversa invites people or collectives with experience in artistic creation in Colombia (residents in the national territory or abroad) as well as people from abroad who can prove more than five (5) years of residence in the country, to apply for unpublished photographs that will make up an artistic exhibition that will make visible the main transformations that the country has undergone in the last 20 years, which will be inaugurated in October at the EAN University in Bogota.