RFSL is one of the world’s oldest LGBT+ organizations and works locally, nationally, and globally. This organization undertakes seveal projects, including a a crime victim support unit, a support group for people who are newly arrived in Sweden, and unit that works exclusively with HIV and health. RFSL also have a large international unit, working

Pegasus is RFSL’s youth branch, working with those ages 15-25. This organization focuses on young people (especially women) who are involved or forced into prositution/selling sex. Another main point is the counseling/mentorship that Pegasus offers, that acts as a safe place for young LGBT+ people.

FELGBT represents several LGBT+ organizations across Spain. It focuses on 3 main goals: legal equality and social respect, awareness and reporting, and training of volunteers and activists.

COGAM is one of the first LGBT organizations in Madrid and has worked on intiatives like same-sex marriage in Spain, carrying out rapid HIV tests, and going to education centers to teach about gender and sexual diversity. COGAM also has legal, medical, and psychological consulting resources, care for those with HIV/AIDS, other health services, and

Legebitra focuses on LGBT+ rights through bettering legal protections and educating the general public. Some of its resources include testing for HIV/STIs, counseling, a youth center and library, educational workshops and training, and legal advocacy and advice.

The ACCEPT Association defends LGBT+ rights a national level and works to change the mentality around LGBT+ identities in Romania. This organization organizes Bucharest Pride festival, lobbies on LGBT+ legislation, anti-discrimination, and education for these rights and identities, spreads information regarding this topic, and works with grass roots movements.