The grant will help journalists better investigate and report on how political, civil society, and faith groups in the U.S. fuel anti-LGBTQI+ hatred abroad.
Taboom selected for Out in Tech’s Digital Corps web support
The Digital Corps program provides web services and builds WordPress websites for LGBTQ+ activists around the world.
Taboom Director Brian Pellot leads INERELA+ Ambassadors training in Cape Town
The Interfaith Network of Religious Leaders Living with or Affected by HIV (INERELA+) workshop focused on media engagement strategies for activists and faith leaders.
Taboom Director Brian Pellot leads GIN-SSOGIE Speakers’ Bureau training in Johannesburg
The Global Interfaith Network for People of All Sexes, Sexual Orientations, Gender Identities and Expressions (GIN-SSOGIE) workshop focused on media engagement strategies for activists and faith leaders.
Taboom Director Brian Pellot speaks on Newseum webinar about religion and sexuality
The Religious Freedom Center of the Freedom Forum Institute at the Newseum’s June webinar focused on Religion and Sexuality: Tips for Sharing Scholarship With the Public.
Taboom receives Arcus Foundation support for religion and media stakeholder engagement around LGBTQI+ rights in Africa
The support will bolster our ongoing efforts to improve media coverage of religion and LGBTQI+ rights across Sub-Saharan Africa.
Taboom Director Brian Pellot speaks at UNESCO’s World Press Freedom Day Conference in Ghana
Pellot presented a paper at the Academic Conference panel on Gender, Sexuality, Religion, Conflict and Other Sensitive Issues
Taboom Director Brian Pellot presents at The Other Foundation’s Church Media Practitioners’ Workshop
Pellot led a session on media engagement strategies for church media practitioners from across Southern Africa on March 20, 2018.
Gender nonconforming Nigerians balance identity and safety concerns
LAGOS — Facing human rights abuses, gender nonconforming Nigerians want the chance to live and express themselves safely.
South Africa bill could end religion-based discrimination for same-sex marriages
JOHANNESBURG — A proposed amendment to South Africa’s Civil Union Act, which legalized same-sex marriage in 2006, would prevent civil servants from refusing to marry same-sex couples on the basis of conscience, religion or belief.
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