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When we hear lived experiences, what changes?

For World Mental Health Day 2026, TEPI reflects on listening to LGBTQI+ young people in Nigeria, respecting boundaries and turning real voices into meaningful change.

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Senegal Doubles Penalties for Same-Sex Relations: What This Means for Queer People

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Our Team Lead Shines On A Continental Stage

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Protecting your Peace is an Act of Resistance: Reclaiming Mental Wellbeing in Nigerian Queer Communities

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Building Resilient Queer Leaders: TEPI’s Engagement in the Osumare Leadership Forum

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What Sexual and Gender-Based Violence Looks Like

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The Role of Tech Skill in Empowering Queer Communities: Breaking Barriers and Building Inclusive Digital Spaces.

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Empowering the Queer Community Through Entrepreneurship and Skill Acquisition: A Path to Growth and Independence – Muhammed Faruk

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Shattering the Chains of HIV Stigma: U=U and the Fight Against Criminalization

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“Creating Safe Spaces: Strategies to Enhance Security for the Queer Community” – by Hyacinth John

Hyacinth John, the Executive Director of Initiative for Youth Health Rights and Education Empowerment (IYHREE) speaks on strategies to enhance safety and security of LGBTQI+ Nigerians

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