THIS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 2026

12:00 p.m. New York · 60 minutes on Zoom

Hi John,

LEGAL, an LGBTIQ organization in Liberia, used to pay outreach workers to carry HIV medication to people’s homes. Funding cuts ended that, and LEGAL links the interruption in treatment to deaths in its community.

In Chile, Movilh has historically handled more than 90% of the country’s reported cases of anti-LGBTIQ discrimination. Since the funding cuts in August 2025, it has run its free legal, psychological, and peer support on volunteers.

Both organizations appear in Breaking Point: The Urgent Need to Invest in Global LGBTIQ Movements, the report we publish this Thursday. Of the 229 organizations we surveyed across 94 countries, 203 had lost funding.

AMONG THE 203 ORGANIZATIONS THAT LOST FUNDING

The cuts have landed where the need is greatest. In countries with the least impartial justice systems, the most widespread discrimination, and the hardest living conditions, organizations were two to three times more likely to be affected.

Outright’s researchers will present the findings alongside four leaders of the organizations working through the funding cuts.

George Hale

Promsex
Peru

Catherine Sealys

Raise Your Voice
Saint Lucia

Manisha Dhakal

Blue Diamond Society
Nepal

John Grace

Uganda Minority Shelters Consortium

12:00 p.m. New York · 5:00 p.m. Lisbon
6:00 p.m. Berlin · 7:00 p.m. Nairobi

60 minutes on Zoom, with live Q&A.

You will receive a calendar invite as soon as you register.

If Thursday does not work, register anyway. The recording and the full report go to every registrant within 48 hours.

In solidarity,

The Outright International Team

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