What they reported doing
- #1 primary $516KGRASSROOTS LOBBYING PROGRAMS INCLUDE GLOBAL PRESSURE CAMPAIGNS THAT NORMALLYSTART AS ONLINE PETITIONS DIRECTED AT DECISION MAKERS FOR LEGISLATIVE CHANGE,INCLUDING MEMBER GENERATED PETITIONS DIRECTED AT DECISION MAKERS FOR LEGISLATIVECHANGE.
- #2 $349KEducation Campaigns include all campaigns using several tactics - global pressure, media work, offline actions, etc... These campaigns are normally launched to shed light on a particular issue, educate or rally supporters to sign petitions or take action in order to save lives, pressure corporate entities, ask governments or agencies to address certain issues of inequality, and other global pressure tactics that don't include legislative change (ie: lobbying), including our Member Generated Petitions that dont include legislative change.
What they call their work
What they do
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Human Rights Advocacy Funding 1 activity
- Funding emergency response campaigns for at-risk LGBT+ individualsFinances urgent interventions including emergency evacuations of LGBT+ refugees, campaigns for the release of wrongfully imprisoned individuals, justice advocacy for victims of anti-LGBT+ violence, and operational support for LGBT+ shelters.
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LGBTQ+ Community Grantmaking 1 activity
- Funding frontline LGBT+ activists and organizationsRaises and distributes over $2 million in direct donations to grassroots LGBT+ activists and organizations globally through crowdfunding campaigns that aggregate small online donations from supporters.
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Human Rights Advocacy & Accountability 1 activity
- Supporting member-led petitions and global pressure campaignsSupports the creation and launch of over 1,200 member-generated petitions as part of global advocacy campaigns that apply public pressure on decision-makers, with goals ranging from legislative change to public awareness.
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Political Leadership Training for Underrepresented Groups 1 activity
- Training young LGBT+ activists in online campaigningProvides training in online mobilization, campaign strategies, and digital leadership to over 300 young LGBT+ activists globally to strengthen grassroots advocacy capacity.
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Who runs it
| Name | Title | Hours/wk | Compensation |
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| MATTHEW BEARD | Executive Dir. | 40 | $194K |
- AKUDO NZUBECHI OGUAGHAMBA — BOARD MEMBER
- ALEX COCCIA — BOARD MEMBER
- FERNANDA HOPENHAYM CABRERA — BOARD MEMBER
- GLORIA MUTYABA — BOARD MEMBER
- HANNAH LOWNSBROUGH — BOARD MEMBER
- JULIET NNEDIMA ULANMO — BOARD MEMBER
- KATE STAFF — Treasurer
- MARIANA RIBEIRO — BOARD MEMBER
- SALMAN ALDUKHEIL — Vice President
- SARAH MUNRO — BOARD MEMBER
- STEPHEN FRIEDMAN — President
- WERONIKA PASZEWSKA — BOARD MEMBER
Who they work with
- Grassroots LGBT+ organizations Partner — Base-level organizations working on LGBT+ rights that receive funding and support from All Out
- LGBT+ grassroots activists Partner — Local LGBT+ activists who alert All Out to emergencies and lead on-the-ground efforts
- LGBT+ local partners Partner — Local LGBT+ organizations that report emergencies and lead on-the-ground efforts supported by All Out's global mobilization.
- LGBT+ local partners Partner — Local LGBT+ organizations that report emergencies to All Out and receive support through global mobilization.
- Lokale LGBT*-Partner Partner — Local LGBT* organizations alert All Out to emergencies in their communities and collaborate on response efforts.
- ativistas parceiros Partner — Local LGBT+ activists who alert All Out to emerging emergencies and lead on-the-ground responses.
- grassroots LGBT+ activists Partner — Local LGBT+ activists who alert All Out to emergencies and lead on-the-ground efforts.
- organizações de base LGBT+ Partner — Grassroots LGBT+ organizations that receive funding and support from All Out for urgent advocacy and protection work.
How they approach the work
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- Digital Rapid-Response Mobilizationmethodology: digital rapid-response mobilizationBy activating a global digital network through email, social media, and WhatsApp, we produce rapid collective action in response to local LGBT+ emergencies, because speed and scale of public pressure increase the likelihood of successful intervention.
- Grassroots Crowdfunding for Local LGBT+ Groupsmethodology: crowdfunding for grassroots LGBT+ groupsBy channeling small-dollar donations from a global supporter base to local LGBT+ organizations, we strengthen frontline advocacy and service work, because decentralized funding empowers locally-led movements and increases resilience.
- Multi-Tactic Public Education & Pressure Campaignsmethodology: multi-tactic public education campaignsBy combining online petitions, media engagement, and offline actions into coordinated campaigns, we generate public pressure that influences legislative and cultural change, because diverse tactics amplify reach and impact beyond what any single method can achieve.