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Across the Global South, economic inequality for LBQ+ women  deepens every time conflict, displacement, or natural disaster hits, as they do not strike all people equally. For LBQ+ women who already navigate layers of social, economic, and legal marginalization, disasters strip away not only their safety but also the economic autonomy necessary for survival. These women are often invisible in humanitarian systems, abandoned by families and institutions alike, and denied acces

Last week, LesbianGlobal was honored to join the Koppa Global LGBT+ Inclusive Finance Forum  at Deutsche Bank’s New York headquarters , a milestone event that brought together more than 140 investors, policymakers, and financial leaders committed to building an inclusive economy. Represented by Naomi Fine  and Kathy Levinson , LesbianGlobal joined a powerful conversation about the intersection of finance, equality, and visibility—and why economic empowerment must remain at th

A perfect storm of criminalization and defunding is dismantling support systems for LBQ+ women across the Global South—just when they need it most.

In Santo Domingo, a group of young queer women is reclaiming a slur and transforming it into a source of pride. Junte Pajaril, a collective supported by AJWS grantee La CEIBA, brings together LBQ+ women and migrants from across the Caribbean, Latin America, and the diaspora.