Transvisie's TransAnders initiative provides monthly online and in-person discussion groups for non-binary, gender-questioning, and gender diverse individuals seeking connection and shared experience.
Read MoreAs municipal elections approach, a closer look at city budgets reveals a crucial fact: local councils have limited control, with over 72% of their funding coming directly from the national government.
Read MoreIn a new book, non-binary writer Luca Mattía Duyvendak chronicles their personal gender journey and offers a measured response to the pervasive anti-trans rhetoric found online.
Read MorePresenter and content creator Robbert Rodenburg has made history on the cover of Men's Health, discussing his intense physical transformation and the body image pressures present within the gay community.
Read MoreFollowing the example set by Drenthe, the province of Groningen is creating a paid, part-time position for a Rainbow Ambassador to improve safety and acceptance for the LGBTQ+ community in response to growing social polarization.
Read MoreThe Dutch advocacy group has launched a new campaign to combat the increasing exclusion of transgender athletes, arguing that sports federations are bowing to political pressure rather than scientific evidence.
Read MoreA new 2.5-hour bike tour led by guide Fiona will explore Groningen's rich and complex queer history, from the persecution of the Middle Ages to modern-day activism.
Read MoreAuthor and presenter Splinter Chabot's new novel, 'Twee Prinsen', explores a passionate romance in Rome set against a backdrop of religious trauma and the persistent threat of homophobia.
Read MoreThe Regional Archive and RegenboogRoutes Nijmegen are partnering for a free evening event that combines a lecture on local queer history with a guided city walk.
Read MoreA 24-year-old transgender asylum seeker was repeatedly stabbed in a Leiden emergency shelter, prompting LGBT Asylum Support to demand an urgent meeting with the Minister for Asylum over systemic safety failures.
Read MoreAn outdoor photo exhibition in Den Helder celebrating elderly LGBTQ+ individuals has been damaged, with organizers and officials expressing concern over what they see as a trend of decreasing tolerance in the Netherlands.
Read MoreThe release of 'Ferry Lost,' a documentary detailing actor Ferry Doedens' ongoing struggles with addiction, has sparked a heated debate among Dutch personalities over the ethics of broadcasting such a vulnerable period in his life.
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