
The L-Health Project: Making LesBians’ Health Visible in Primary Care
For too long, the health of lesbian, bisexual and pansexual women has been ignored โ both by research and by the healthcare system. L-Health set out to change that. Here’s

For too long, the health of lesbian, bisexual and pansexual women has been ignored โ both by research and by the healthcare system. L-Health set out to change that. Here’s

Today, on the International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia and Transphobia (IDAHOBIT), EL*C publishes its 2025 Annual Report of the Observatory onย Lesbophobicย Violence and Discrimination. On this day of international awareness and

With this new report, EL*C brings attention to a reality that remains largely invisible in both disability policy and gender equality policy: the lived experiences of LBQ women and nonbinary persons with disabilities in Europe.

Civil society organisations (CSOs) are the backbone of democracy in Europe and Central Asia, yet they face increasing threats from political polarisation, authoritarian trends, and structural barriers. The forthcoming EU

Over the past three months, EL*C has been working on shaping the future of EU equality policies. The Union of Equality must deliver for all โ including lesbians in all

ELC-Rome-Narrative Report1๐ฃ Itโs here! The Narrative Report of the 4th EL*C Conference in Rome is out now! ๐ฎ๐นโจ ๐ฅ 750 attendees from 52 countries, this event brought together a crowd

Published by EL*C, this report presents the findings of a groundbreaking research project on the lived experiences of Black, racialized, Roma and Central Asian lesbians in the EU (2024โ2025). Its

The EL*C is proud to present the 2024 results of the Observatory on Lesbophobia, a monitoring initiative launched in 2022 to document and raise awareness about lesbophobic violence and discrimination

EL*C is proud to announce the release of our most comprehensive report on the violations of lesbians’ human rights across Europe. This report was submitted as part of the Council

The European Electionโs Campaigns are about to start, and election periods being particularly challenging times for minorities, this editionโs focus has been set on violence against more visible lesbians (such