We are a non-profit civil association, founded in 2000, which promotes compliance with international human rights standards that protect people against discrimination based on sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression and achieve legal and social recognition of these rights. Our mission is to promote, disseminate and defend the human rights of lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and intersex (LGBTI) people; women and/or any group of people in vulnerable situations.

We created a safe community for LB women in Quetzaltenango that promotes their individual and collective empowerment and recognition from a human rights, feminist and social justice approach because we believe that being free is important.

We promote participatory spaces where women and people with non-normative sexual orientations and gender identities converge and contribute with their actions to the visibility of gender inequalities, for an equitable society, strengthening the actions of women, from our local and national territorial realities.

La Caracola is an autonomous Collective of Boyacá in which common forces and ideas converge for the creation-action, research and territorial incidence in order to build a dignified life for children, women and dissidences from the struggle for the recognition, defense and guarantee of sexual, reproductive and non-reproductive rights. Our objective is to address the problems and needs of peripheral, excluded and exploited territories through popular and community education, accompaniment and counseling in cases of gender-based violence, accompaniment in abortion (free, autonomous and safe) and participation and advocacy in collective social action.

We focus on educating, training and informing in human values for the fulfillment of human rights, especially for LGBTI and discriminated people.

We are an artivist, lesbofeminist, transgressive and irreverent collective from the city of Pereira, Colombia. We mobilize through political bets that combine art, music and disruptive communication for the creation of narratives for inclusion, non-discrimination and a life free of violence for women and sexual and gender dissidence. We plan our actions from a feminist and intersectional perspective, where the exploration of new methods and tools guide our processes.

LesboTransFeminist, anti-racist, anti-colonialist, anti-patriarchal space. We are from the territory of Salta in northern Argentina, we have a cultural center where we produce art from our ancestral roots and sexual dissidence. We also have the first library with bibliography of sexual and feminist dissidence in Salta.

We are a Mexican feminist organization that strengthens and broadens access to sexual and reproductive health and justice for women and gender-diverse survivors of sexual violence in the Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico, from an intersectional, human rights and cultures of peace approach. We seek to eradicate rape culture from an anti-punitive perspective.

We are women committed to freedom for all. We act by giving talks and workshops to raise awareness about situations of violence. We work in a self-help group for women who are or have been in a situation of violence, whether they are perpetrating or receiving it. Our mission is to contribute to the integral development of girls, adolescents, women and LBT people, empowering them through the creation of programs and activities that strengthen their autonomy and respect for human rights, sexual rights and women's reproductive rights.

We are an organization led by feminist lesbian women who promote the exercise of free and informed sexuality and a life free of violence for women and non-binary, lesbian and bisexual people. We implement a feminist, sexual diversity, sexual and reproductive rights, multicultural and youth perspective in our work.

We are one of the co-founding organizations of LESLAC, we are a social and community-based feminist organization, located in Colombia, with 16 years of existence. We work to encourage the social and political mobilization of lesbian women and dissident women of heterosexuality; at the same time, we seek to promote their access to spaces of participation, advocacy and political decision-making. We have three areas of work: i) Political advocacy, ii) Research, iii) Pedagogical-community work.

Fundación Mujer & Mujer is a lesbian feminist organization that works for the enjoyment of rights and critical exercise of citizenship of historically excluded groups, making visible their realities and articulating advocacy and response to humanitarian crises with national and international networks to combat inequality gaps and improve access to equal opportunities. We promote the leadership of women and LGBTIQ+ people for the integral development of more just societies, empowering our voices from the politics of our desires and resistances. We have been working since 2003 in Guayaquil and are currently present in 8 provinces of Ecuador.

We are a lesbian feminist organization with 18 years of existence, which contributes to the struggle of feminisms to dismantle the neoliberal patriarchy, fundamentalisms and all kinds of discrimination or oppression. Our work focuses on a) Lesbian leadership training, facilitating spaces for lesbian feminist political debate. b) Advocacy with the State, C) Advocacy with the international bodies of the UN and the OAS.

The Wiñay Wara DSG Collective was founded on June 12, 2016 with the objective of: Promote visibility, empowerment and reflection of diverse women (lesbian, bisexual women and trans population), for social and political participation and advocacy through self-training, intellectual and artistic production from our own voice and thought in the department of La Paz in Bolivia.