Because you are important ! RainbowHouse launches its first communication survey with the goal of optimizing the diffusion of information and to better meet your expectations. The participation for this...
publié le 4 May 2020
In accordance with the last government’s recommendations regarding COVID-19, RainbowHouse is closed until July 31, 2020. The consequences are as follows: All activities in the bar, as well as...
publié le 2 April 2020
InQlusion Brussels launches its new website and updated Facebook page, this Thursday 16 April 2020! In collaboration with Kidnap Your Designer and Geometry a new visual identity has been created....
publié le 16 April 2020
Since the 18th of January 2020, the rooms of the RainbowHouse have been named after 7 important LGBTQI+ icons. The names are now known: Beth Ditto, Freddie Mercury, Marsha P....
publié le 13 February 2020
A few days before the opening of the L-Festival, the RainbowHouse Brussels will give you some of the highlights that will take place in the heart of Brussels. On Thursday,...
publié le 20 November 2019
This Wednesday, 23 October, the RainbowHouse Brussels will be participating in the annual ILGA conference taking place in the city of Prague (Czech Republic). ILGA Europe is an international non-governmental...
publié le 23 October 2019
Are you interested in LGBTQI+ issues? Do you have a very good web culture and are you aware of trends? And finally, are you looking for an internship that will...
publié le 17 June 2022
Zoals elk jaar op 23 september wordt de werelddag van zichtbaarheid van biseksualiteit en de strijd tegen bifobie gehouden. Het wordt geplaatst tijdens de wereldwijde Bi zichtbaarheidsweek. Geweigerd, onzichtbaar of...
publié le 16 September 2019
Since the summer of 2018, the RainbowHouse Brussels has been engaged in a process of reflection around the visible fresco Lollepot Street, which has attracted many critics. These reflections having...
publié le 20 June 2019
Besides occasional news reports about discrimination against lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex (LGBTI) people, there is very little comparable data collected across the EU about the everyday experiences of...
publié le 31 May 2019
Initiated in November 2018, the Festival SNAP is the first festival exclusively dedicated to the speeches and representations of the sex workers themselves. Building on the success of this 1st...
publié le 7 May 2019
The rendezvous of Lesbian, Bisexual and Trans * communities in Brussels: Every year, Rainbowhouse Brussels organizes a 10-day festival for lesbian, bisexual, transgender and feminist women. Since its inception, the...
publié le 21 November 2018
People’s lives are determined first and foremost in their streets, neighborhoods, towns or cities, whether they live or stay. A local policy therefore has a huge impact on the daily...
publié le 2 May 2018
De nieuwe transgenderwet maakt het makkelijker om je M/V op je identiteitskaart aan te passen, maar blijft uitgaan van een binaire visie op genderidentiteit. Çavaria, RainbowHouse Brussels en Genres Pluriels...
publié le 1 February 2018
Because of his photography project “Limit(less)” the Queer American-Nigerian photographer Mikael Owunna has traversed various countries and countries, to meet, photograph and interview LGBT persons. This year the passionate photographer...
publié le 17 October 2017
Brussels: The RainbowHouse team was present on de press showing of the film “120 beats per minute”, last Thursday, August 10th. Our team was unanimous about Robin Camillo’s film :...
publié le 17 October 2017
Brussels : The RainbowHouse was present last Thursday September present on the student festival: “Brussel brost”. (Little note : “brossen” literally means ‘play truant’ or ‘skip classes’). The atmosphere was...
publié le 17 October 2017
Raids in bars, mass arrests, forced medicals and torture practices. Baku has quickly turned into hell on earth for the GLBT communities. Is the European continent a ‘safe haven’ for...
publié le 9 October 2017
