International LGBT Pride Day

The Gay Liberation Front (GLF) Manifesto, published in 1971 and revised in 1978, stated the main demands and recognitions the group was seeking.

A collection of 25 publications that relate the birth of the LGBT movement in the United States.

A collection of videos on the life of lesbian, gay, bisexual and transsexual people, in addition to the cultural and political evolution of the LGBT community. It includes award-winning documentaries, interviews, stock images and feature films that explore subjects such as LGBT history, gay culture and its subcultures, civil rights, marriage equality and transgender issues.

Begonya Enguix Grau, professor and researcher at the UOC and coordinator of MEDUSA (Genders in Transition: Masculinities, Affects, Bodies, and Technoscience) analyses a decade of LGBT pride in Spain. The book proposes new perspectives to question the four factors that shape and influence how we think about LGBT issues: body, activism, politics and market.

International LGBT Pride Day is held on 28 June because it is the date on which the Stonewall riots took place in New York in 1969, marking the start of gay liberation. We present a series of interviews with people present at the rebellion.

The anthropologist Begonya Enguix presents her book Orgullo, protesta, negocio y otras derivas LGTB in this interview, in which she talks about gay pride and its political and economic implications.

Based on a field study, this article proposes that tensions between protest, activism, market and spectacle can be productive – as the Spanish LGBT movement has proved – and can create inclusive, hybrid and vindicating identity conceptions.

The researchers of UOC research group MEDUSA conduct research in the field of genders, masculinities, affects, bodies, and technoscience. Its objective is to make progress in the exploration of these fields and their intersections and in critical reflection of them, from a non-essentialist and transitional perspective in accordance with feminist epistemologies.

A collection of images featuring trans and non-binary models that reflects their everyday life beyond their gender identity. The images in the collection are under a Creative Commons licence (CC BY-NC-ND) and can be used to illustrate any subject. The aim of this collection is to help the media and the educational community to better represent the members of these communities. Its main page classifies the images by category: lifestyle, relationships, technology, work, school, health and moods.

Twenty-two photography projects that showcase the diversity of the LGBT community in different dimensions and countries. Portraits of family life, athletics and initiatives that explore the labels with which we decide to identify ourselves when defining our gender and sexuality

This dictionary, prepared by the linguist Marta Breu and revised and published by TERMCAT, includes almost 200 terms related to the LGBT sphere. It offers basic terminology related to sexual orientation, sexual and gender identity, and the LGBT movement's relationship with society (activism, rights and family, leisure, etc.).

This is a guide to concepts—many of which have not yet been accepted by the Royal Spanish Academy (RAE), but are recommended by the Spanish National Federation of Lesbians, Gays, Transsexuals and Bisexuals (FELGTB)—to talk about diversity.

A project funded by the European Union with the aim of improving respect and inclusion in the workplace for lesbian, gay, bisexual and trans people and other members of sexual minorities, including intersex, asexual and gender non-binary people, included under the umbrella term LGBT+. In addition to a guide to promote inclusion in companies and organizations, it also offers audiovisual presentations with specific proposals.

Wikipedia project with content, information and resources related to LGBT and queer issues. The portal editing project calls for participation in the creation or improvement of the online encyclopaedia's entries on this subject.

A campaign organized by the documentary filmmaker Lydia Gil (@TuSocialMedia) to lend visibility to the LGBTIQA+ community in the scientific sphere, give them a voice and understand how their sexual orientation and gender identity condition them in their professional lives.

This project was created in 2010 to help prevent suicides among LGBTQ adolescents. On its website you can consult hundreds of testimonial videos from all around the world.

Videos, TV and radio programmes, films, documentaries, short films, online exhibitions, etc. on LGBTI subjects compiled by Barcelona Provincial Council. You can enjoy them on line free of charge.

A list of resources and services offered by the Ministry of Social Rights of the Government of Catalonia that includes information, tools and publications related to LGBTI people.

A bachelor's degree final project that considers two approaches that relate the concepts of pink branding and LGBT-friendly companies by means of two case studies on well-known companies: Google and El Corte Inglés.

Author: David Jiménez Pinardo

A bachelor's degree final project that studies, from a criminological perspective, all the factors (social, psychological, legal and sociological) involved in intra-gender violence.

Author: Maria del Carme Guirao Cid

A master's degree final project that studies the history of the Korean film industry, specifically global expansion through the Korean Wave process. A study of the Korean LGBTI+ cinema and an analysis of the film The Handmaiden directed by Park Chan-wook.

Author: Tania Mouzo Domínguez

A master's degree final project that offers a perspective on the treatment of gender and LGTBIQ+ terminology in informative and academic literature.

Author: Cristina Lizarbe Ruiz

This master's degree final project addresses the human rights situation of the LGBTIQ+ population in Ecuador, starting from the decriminalization of homosexuality and moving on to the rights subsequently achieved by the social movement.

Author: Italo Leone Gavilanes Coronel