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Homosexuality and Adoption

Na década 90, em vários países do mundo, direitos referentes a patrimônio, visto para garantir a permanência no país e benefícios, entre outros, foram concedidos a parceiros de mesmo sexo, resultando na formalização de diversos projetos de lei com formatos distintos. No novo milênio, outros países aprovaram mudanças na lei, incorporando essas e outras conquistas. O debate sobre parentalidade e homossexualidade tem ganhado mais visibilidade nos últimos anos.
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Toward Trans/national Scholarly and Activist Kinships

We invite scholars and activists to join in an exploration of the methods, possibilities, challenges, and dangers of doing LGBT/queer scholarship, activism, pedagogy, and curriculum in a transnationalized and technologically mediated world.
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SIGN THIS PETITION

We, human rights defenders, demand your support to this manifesto against the way the issue abortion is being exploited in the current electoral period in Brazil. Join us and show your support by signing the petition.

 
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2011 IASSCS Conference

The 2011 Conference theme focuses on the multiple ways that equality and inequality are articulated through sexuality. This year we will explore diverse situations of (in)equality in sexuality around the world and critically share proposals, approaches, possibilities, victories, inspirations, but also challenges, that inform and inspire new forms of action and thinking about sexuality.
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Implementing LGBT rights on a national level in Latin America and the Caribbean

The International Resource Network (IRN) Latin America, based at the Center for Lesbian and Gay Studies (CLAGS) at the City University of New York (CUNY) Graduate Center is pleased to announce the launching of a four week virtual dialogue “ Planning for Action: Good Practices and Lessons Learned, Implementing LGBT rights on a national level in Latin America and the Caribbean.”