
De Roze Leeuw
Stichting De Roze Leeuw
Amsterdam, Netherlands
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De Roze Leeuw is a non-governmental organisation based in Amsterdam, Netherlands working on lgbtq+, democracy & civil society.
Stichting De Roze Leeuw is a Dutch foundation, recognised as an ANBI (public benefit) organisation, that works to advance the inclusion, acceptance and equal rights of gay men, lesbians and bisexuals in the Netherlands and, more recently, Flanders. Its stated focus is on representing this group in public and political debate, engaging with policymakers, politicians and civil society organisations, and building a non-government-funded alternative voice to established LGBTQ+ advocacy groups. The foundation also organises social, sports, cultural and educational activities such as networking events, lectures, discussions, sports classes and visits, aiming to reduce loneliness and build community. It emphasises personal responsibility, self-reliance and freedom of expression. It relies on individual donations, works without government subsidies, and is run by a volunteer board and core team. Activities take place in locations including Amsterdam, Rotterdam, Groningen, Hoorn and Den Helder.
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Krav Maga and boxing sports programmes
LGBTQ+ · Netherlands
Sports programmes in Krav Maga and boxing run for members of the community.
Buddy programme for older LGBT+ people
LGBTQ+
Planned buddy system to reduce loneliness among older gay, lesbian and bisexual people.
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