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New report presents a complex picture of LGBTI people’s living conditions in rural areas of the Nordic region

The living conditions of LGBTI people are influenced by where in the Nordic region they live. Access to support, targeted initiatives, networks and meeting places vary between different geographical areas across the Nordic countries.

Local organising and access to queer spaces make a significant difference in terms of openness and inclusion, feelings of belonging and community, and the presence of visible role models in local communities.


New publication reveals unequal conditions for LGBTI people in the Nordic region

What are the living conditions for LGBTI people in the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland? NIKK is investigating this in a new publication that brings together legislation, policy, key stakeholders and ongoing Nordic initiatives in the LGBTI field in these three countries.

A recurring challenge is the lack of statistics and systematic knowledge about the living conditions of LGBTI people in the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland.

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Focus on the Faroe Islands, Greenland and Åland in this year’s call for proposals from the LGBTI Fund

The Nordic Council of Ministers has decided to launch a targeted call for proposals through the 2026 fund. To be eligible for funding, the lead organisation must be based in the Faroe Islands, Greenland or Åland.

Deepati Forsberg is a project coordinator at NIKK and responsible for the Nordic LGBTI Fund. She hopes that this year’s call for proposals will be at step towards a Nordic region where everyone has equal rights and opportunities , regardless of where they live.



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