List of Trustees
- Chair : Louis-Georges Tin
Nationality : French
Black - Male – Gay
Institutional affiliation :
- Lecturer at the University of Orléans (France) and EHESS (School for Higher Studies in Social Sciences)
- Chief editor of the Dictionary of Homophobia (2003, Presses Universitaires de France. English version, 2008 Arsenal pulp press)
- Spokesperson of the Representative Council of French Black Organizations
- Founding member of the IDAHO Committee
Awarded : Golden Tupilak Award (Stockholm 2005), Tolerentia award (French-Polish-German coalition 2006), Grizzly Bear Award (International Gay and Lesbian Cultural Network 2006).
- Vice-Chair : Sophie Lichten
Nationality : French
White - Transgender – Heterosexual
Institutional Affiliation :
- Computer science engineer
- Former representative of issues of Trans-identify in the French LGBT organization Gaylib
- Former Coordinator of French collective of Trans organizations ExisTrans
Additional Board members :
- Vice-Chair : Carlos Idibouo Toh
Nationality : Ivory Coast
Black- Male – Gay
Institutional affiliation :
- Vice-chair of FrancoQueer, a Francophone-Canadian organization working on HIV/AIDS prevention and services for the French-speaking Canadian community.
- Founder and former Chairperson of Arc en Ciel plus, LGBT/Hiv Aids prevention organization of Ivory Coast
- Vice-Chair : Nicolai Alexeev
Nationality : Russian
White – Male – Gay
Institutional affiliation :
- Founder of GayRussia- Organizers of Moscow Pride since 2006
Awarded : Hero Award (Nobel Beast Foundation, 2008); Global Pride Warrior title from The Advocate, 2008; São Paulo‘s Citizen Award for Respecting Diversity title from the Associação da Parada do Orgulho LGBT de São Paulo (APOGLBT)
Executive Staff
- Former Policy and Campaigns Director for Oxfam France
- Former Policy Advisor for Oxfam International
- Former Research, Policy and Campaigns coordinator for Actionaid France
New countries joining International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia celebrations for the first time, including countries among those which keep 1,5 BILLION people under laws that criminalize same sex relationships.
News getting in about global mobilization worldwide.
New countries joining International Day Against Homophobia and Transphobia celebrations for the first time, including countries among those which keep 1,5 BILLION people under laws that criminalize same sex (...) 
The main national Costa Rican movements for diversity joined public institutions to demand equal rights on May 17, celebrated in Costa Rica as the National Day Against Homophobia, lesbophobia and Transphobia.
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"Through education, through campaigning and through the sheer force of moral suasion, we must strive to deliver equality for LGBT people that others have so long enjoyed and they have too long been denied." John Bercow
Kaleidoscope Trust’s President and Speaker of the UK House of Commons gave a speech on IDAHO, which was attended by the UK Equalities Minister Lynne Featherstone, and other MPs and Members of the House of Lords
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As part of their youth development work, the Gay and Lesbian Memory in Action (GALA), a NGO based at the University of Witwatersrand (Wits) in South Africa, has been mentoring young LGBT people in campaign building around issues that affect them.
As a result, students put together an exciting campaign for IDAHO, which included a silent protest at University Avenue, a flash mob and a panel discussion about campaign building.
Photos of the event can be accessed on the Facebook page of (...) 
