LSVD works for LGBT+ people in Germany to be accepted and seen as a normal part of society. This organization focuses on LGBT+ rights in Article 3 of the German Basic Law (no discrimination), rights in German government, media, parties, and trade unions, and acts as a contact point for LGBT+ people who are facing

Urgence Homophobie helps LGBT+ asylum seekers globally find refuge in France and fights for equality of the LGBT+ community in France.

SOS Homophobie is a helpline offering counseling and support to victims of homophobia and publishes reports about homophobia (based on testimonies collected through the helpline). It also is recognized by the French Ministry of National Education as it provides resources and information that is relevant to public education.

Le Refuge is a resource for LGBT+ youth who are dealing with family rejection, discrimination, and bullying. It focuses on youth ages 14-25 and provides support and accomdation while they work to rebuild their lives.

Cineffable is a women only film festival that promotes the visbility of lesbian women and female women, especially in the realm of cinema and film production. This festival offers lesbian and female film directors the chance to premiere and gain notority for their work, as well as create a safe space for all who identify.

Trasek provides reports about the LGBTQI freedom and developments in Finland and Europe and provides information and aid to those who are going through the gender change process and professionals in the LGBTQI field.

SETA aims for an equal sociey that includes all communities in Finland. Their current focus is to reform gender recognition legislation, the well-being of LGBTI youth and seniors, and creating equal family law.

Festheart occurs every October in Rakvere and Tartu, with the goal of bringing together various social groups through film.

Estonian LGBT Association’s mission is to influence policies and legislation through advocacy work and campaigning, with the end goal of making Estonia a fair and safe country for all. This organization also works with several other LGBT+ communities within Europe and Estonia.

LGBT+ Denmark is the country’s oldest and largest political group for the LGBT+ community. This is mainly a social and political group, working a great deal with legislators as well as providing a safe space for all who identify with the LGBT+ community.