Global LGBTIQ+ Forced Migration Observatory

The first global platform for research, evidence and action on LGBTIQ+ forced migration

The Global LGBTIQ+ Forced Migration Observatory is a research and policy platform dedicated to documenting, analysing and transforming the conditions shaping LGBTIQ+ forced migration across the world. Grounded in a decolonial and participatory approach, the Observatory brings together research, lived experience, policy engagement and creative public work to generate more inclusive and accountable responses to forced displacement. It is part of the UKRI Future Leaders Fellowship project led by Dr Diego Garcia Rodriguez at the University of Leicester.

Evidence, solidarity, and action for LGBTIQ+ asylum justice
Rethinking asylum through lived experience, research, and policy change
A global observatory on LGBTIQ+ forced migration, displacement, and protection
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People and Partners

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What is the Global LGBTIQ+ Forced Migration Observatory?

The Global LGBTIQ+ Forced Migration Observatory is the public-facing knowledge and engagement platform of the project. Its purpose is to make research, country-level information, comparative analysis, and policy-relevant insights more accessible to a wide range of audiences, including people with lived experience, practitioners, NGOs, journalists, advocates, researchers, funders and policymakers.

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The Observatory will bring together country profiles, thematic analysis, research outputs, creative materials, and practical resources in one place. It is designed not only as an archive of information, but as a space for exchange, collaboration, and public engagement

The aim is to create a platform that helps people understand how LGBTIQ+ asylum operates across different regions, while also showing what more just and inclusive systems could look like

NEWS AND EVENTS

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ABOUT US

People and expertise behind the Observatory

Academic Team

Researchers leading and supporting the development of GLASO’s evidence base, comparative research, analysis and academic outputs.

Collaborators

Individuals who contribute their expertise, lived experience, creative practice, research knowledge or advocacy work to different parts of GLASO.

Partners

Organisations working with GLASO to support research, advocacy, policy engagement, community work and public-facing activities.

GET INVOLVED

Connect, collaborate, and shape future change

For enquiries about the project, the Observatory, partnerships, speaking invitations or media requests, please get in touch.

info@glasobservatory.com

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