World AIDS Day isn’t just a date on the calendar; it’s a thread tying together queer grief, community memory, and the ongoing fight for health justice. In 2025, HIV activism is evolving alongside major medical breakthroughs, yet global inequalities persist. This piece explores our history, honors those we’ve lost, and looks forward with grounded hope for a future free of AIDS.

Transgender Day of Remembrance 2025 invites us to honour trans lives, reflect on global challenges, and celebrate the strength, creativity, and resilience of our communities around the world.

Non-binary identities aren’t new, but visibility is. This global, narrative guide traces the journey of gender-diverse people from historical erasure to modern recognition, legal rights, and cultural representation through an intersectional, decolonial lens.

NZ First’s Gender Definition Bill aims to rewrite New Zealand law to define “woman” and “man” by birth sex, a move that would erase legal recognition for trans, non-binary, and intersex people. This piece breaks down what’s inside the bill, the politics behind it, and the community fightback rising to meet it.

TikTok is both a lifeline and a landmine for queer creators. In TikTok’s Tightrope, we explore how LGBTQ+ voices are building community, dodging shadowbans, and hacking visibility in 2025 even as moderation tries to silence them.

In 2025, same-sex marriage in the U.S. is under renewed attack from conservative lawmakers, religious groups, and legal challenges. This guide breaks down the threats, the stakes for LGBTQ+ communities, and the concrete actions we can take to defend marriage equality and protect our families.

2025 has been a year of both progress and backlash for non-binary rights. From legal wins in Germany and Australia to disturbing rollbacks in the U.S., this global overview explores the good, the bad, and the ugly — and why the fight for recognition, dignity, and freedom is far from over.

The Stonewall uprising wasn’t the beginning of queer resistance—but it was a turning point. Led by trans women, street queens, and gender-diverse rebels, it ignited a global movement still unfolding today. This Pride, we reclaim Stonewall’s radical roots through a non-binary lens—honouring those erased from history and carrying their legacy forward.

Thailand just made history as the first Southeast Asian nation to legalise same-sex marriage. It's a huge step for LGBTQ+ rights but the fight isn’t over. Here’s what it means for queer and gender-diverse folks around the world.