Tools
Below are a range of free, open-source tools and canvases supplied by our network for you to use. They cover everything from advocacy and messaging, to impact and comms.
We're updating this all the time, so come back often. If you'd like to request any tools, or want to want to submit your own, please email us.
Knowledge and insights
Below is a range of research and insights about LGBTIQ+ issues from around the world. Each of the links below will open in the relevant external website. If you'd like to request any resources, or want to want to submit your own, please email us.
Designing and Implementing LGBTIQA+ Inclusive Policy
Ahigh-level overview of the most prominent needs experienced broadly throughout Australian LGBTIQA+ communities
Funding and opportunities
Even though 123+ does not provide funding, we have aggregated a range of opportunities from around the world that LGBTIQ+ initiatives can tap into.
Each of the links below will open in the relevant external website. If you're aware of any other opportunies we should be sharing, please email us.
Foundation for Just Society
The Foundation for Just Society makes grants to local, national, regional, and global organizations and networks that advance the rights of women, girls, and LGBTQI people with an emphasis on Francophone West Africa, Mesoamerica, South and Southeast Asia, and the US Southeast. They support efforts that advance long-term, structural change and meet immediate needs that enable the women, girls, and LGBTQI people most affected by injustice to be leaders, strategists, and agents of change. They do not fund organizations that provide direct services without a vision for transformation.
Mixed / Other
The Fund for Global Human Rights
The Fund for Global Human Rights supports LGBTQ people as they push for protections against violence and discrimination in accessing essential resources, while striving for social, economic and political equality. The Fund backs LGBTQ-focused organisations in every region where they work, amplifying the voices of brave activists who seek equal treatment and opportunities as humans and citizens. Fund-backed groups operate in more than 25 countries, with a focus on those experiencing high rates of poverty, recovering from war, or building democratic governments. The Fund operates in Myanmar, the Philippines, Thailand, India, Uganda, Sierra Leone, Nigeria, Kenya, Liberia, Guinea, Democratic Republic of the Congo, Burundi, France, Morocco, Spain, Tunisia and Latin America.
Mixed / Other
Aurora Group
The Aurora Group provides small grants in the focus areas of Youth, people from culturally & linguistically diverse backgrounds (CALD), people from rural, regional and/or remote communities; and older LGBTIQ people, including those living in aged care in NSW, Australia. Eligibility: DGR Status, Deductible Gift Recipient Status (DGR-1), targeted at NSW.
Australia / Oceania
