認識所有與 2026 臺灣同志遊行一起同行、共同倡議的協辦團體。
國際特赦組織是全球最大的人權組織之一，橫跨全球，倡議最全面的議題。1961年創立於英國，1977年獲得諾貝爾和平獎，60年來，我們發現改變世界的關鍵，來自每個相信改變的平凡人。讓我們一起行動，平凡人挑戰不平凡的改變！
ʜᴇʟʟᴏ .ᐟ 我們是台東在地性別平權多元倡議團體， 我們將在這地方扎根茁壯，並且舉辦多元的活動， 希望讓愛、平等、良性溝通、體諒在這片土地上發芽！
Bi the Way‧拜坊成立於2007年，是台灣第一個公開活動的雙性戀／非單性戀團體。我們關注雙性戀、泛性戀、多性戀、全性戀等所有異同之外的性傾向。 我們在全台各地以及線上舉辦雙泛性戀聚會，致力於發展在地非單性戀社群。同時我們也持續聆聽整理各種非單性戀的生命經歷、處境與需求，進而向外發聲現身。期許更多人能夠看見在異性戀與同性戀之外，雙性戀、泛性戀、多性戀、全性戀等等更多元的可能。 異同之外，我們存在。
由兩位有法定配偶關係的順性別女同志所組成，研究女同志歷史、文化，並參與我們所能觸及的女同志及酷兒場景。試著把常被認為太嚴肅的女同志聲音，以更嚴肅但我們熱愛的實體印刷方式呈現，希望利用紙本能夠從平台和演算法中逃逸的避世特性，提升邊緣族群的能見度，呈現非主流的女同志視角。
性勞推成立於2020年，因疫情重創性工作者生計而組成，成員涵蓋多元性別與各類型工作者。協會致力去污名與除罰化，投入政策倡議、出版與國際交流，同時舉辦工作坊、焦點團體等活動，提供法律與衛教資源，推動多元平等與終結歧視暴力。
如同民主社會中每個人都應該能參與決策、表達意見一樣，「親密關係民主化」意指在關係中的每個人，都能自由表達需求、參與決策、協商關係規則，不被性別、角色或傳統框架限制。 我們深信：每個人都值得擁有一段能夠自由表達需求、彼此尊重、共同協商的親密關係。這不只是關於愛與關係的選擇，更是關於在關係中如何平等地被看見、被傾聽、被理解。 所以我們從各種不同形式的親密關係出發，成立了台灣情感教育協會，並以「知情同意」與「協商溝通」為核心，一步步推動親密關係的民主化。
於2004年成⽴，為關注BDSM與性別平等議題，同時活躍於多元情慾藝術展演的社運暨表演團體，持續聲援其餘性邊緣社群，並於2011年成⽴劇團，以各種跨界結合的展演形式，為禁羈同好發聲，亦促進外界對此之正確理解。
一個創立於臺灣，旨在關心性別與族群文化交流，讓臺灣成為一個求同存異和多元友善的團體。
社團法人中華民國愛滋感染者權益促進會，是國內第一個由愛滋感染者和他們的家屬、朋友，以及認同人權的社會人士所發起，長期投入愛滋平權運動的非營利互助團體。 在倡導平權觀念的同時，我們希望以互諒、互愛的訴求為原則；我們也努力的在愛滋感染者與社會大眾、政府決策者、醫療及公共衛生等等相關單位之間，扮演溝通者的橋樑角色。
台灣同志諮詢熱線協會成立於1998年，長期投入同志社群服務與人權倡議，提供同儕諮詢、社群支持、同志父母諮詢與親子支持等服務，陪伴同志及家人理解彼此，也持續推動性別教育與社會對話，打造尊重多元、平等友善的生活環境。歡迎關注熱線，一起支持多元性別社群。
從網路起始到社群參與， 透過創作和敘說讓愛滋平權更靠近—感染誌 人，天生就有說故事的能力以及聽故事的渴望；故事，能夠打動人心，拉近人與人之間的距離，並且增進人際間的理解！感染誌（HIVStory）便是在這樣的理念之下誕生。 自2016年於網路成立團體以來，感染誌透過雲端記錄HIV感染者的故事與生活樣態，並透過社群經營累積書寫群眾與合作者。到2019年正式立案，我們一直嘗試用各種不同以往的方式，將感染者和其親友的生命經驗透過網路平台及社群媒體傳遞給社會大眾。 在紀錄和書寫之外，我們也邀請國內外藝術家，透過不同類型的藝術和創作團體及志工培訓，增權賦能更多感染者、感染者親友與受愛滋病毒影響族群，讓社群夥伴在互動及創作中獲得療癒，在療癒過後看見更多內在的自己，並長出為自己發聲的力量。 此外，我們也在2018年開始實體倡議活動，自疾病平權「現＋發聲NowON＋」系列講座到肥皂箱短講，更舉辦「瘟疫的慢性處方」、「Rx:still life愛滋劇場行動」和「陽性意志POZ MOVEMENT」等藝術展演；從台灣社群活動參與到國際研討會發聲，我們一直透過愛滋獨立媒體經營及符合當代社會公民參與習慣的創新運動形式，持續探索疾病平權和新的對話可能。 我們相信：「透過對話互動，可以打破成見；唯有參與了解，才能消弭歧視。」感染誌會繼續在愛滋平權的道路上，搜尋不同的機會，開展更多的空間，並持續為愛滋平權的到來而努力，期盼有你一起加入。
真光福音教會是一間不為特定族群設立、「歡迎所有人」的教會！不論性別認同、社經位置、身心狀況，或感情與婚姻狀態，我們都誠摯邀請你加入這個大家庭，一同經歷上帝無條件的愛，並活出健康、熱情、豐盛的生命。 我們特別關注多元性別族群的身心靈關顧，陪伴不同樣貌家庭中的家長與孩子；同時也關心動物福利，致力於營造友善動物的空間；更積極投身於社會關懷與人權公義的行動。 除了出版《成為神蹟，你也可以！》分享真光的故事，我們也創辦台灣第一所歡迎 LGBTQI+ 就讀的神學訓練學校——撒母耳學院。目前我們已在台灣苗栗頭份、馬來西亞吉隆坡設立「真光光點」，並持續在台灣各地及國際拓展「歡迎所有人」的分會與夥伴教會。無論你身在何處，真光都期待與你相遇，歡迎與我們聯繫！
彩虹平權大平台前身為婚姻平權大平台，在推動同性婚姻合法化的過程中，經歷修民法討論、釋憲、公投到專法通過，扮演整合公民社會及進行倡議的關鍵角色。2019 年 5 月 24 日台灣同婚通過後，大平台以實證為基礎發展系統性的策略，在政治、職場、國際等場域推動多元性別議題，為每個獨特動起來，讓台灣成為多元共好的國家。
台灣同志家庭權益促進會自2005年起，由女同志媽媽組織逐漸轉變，於2011年正式立案，透過倡議、成家生養、家庭服務、性平教育與研究專案服務全台同志家庭。 同家會致力於讓每個孩子都能在理解差異、友善平等的環境中安全成長，為多元性別家庭打造一個公平、正義、自由的台灣社會。 我們希望以兒童福祉為根本，推動性別平權與看見家庭多樣性，致力於讓不論性別、性傾向、性別認同、性別氣質的多元性別者，都能在友善的環境中生養育兒，並透過建立支持系統與連結家庭團體，陪伴孩子成長，促進社會理解，落實平等政策。
2026 台灣國際酷兒影展由一群來自性別/同志運動、電影策展、文化行政、影像創作與行銷傳播等不同領域的工作者共同組成，並由影展總監賴正哲帶領團隊。 本屆團隊延續影展長期關注多元性別與酷兒文化的精神，從選片、策展、國際交流、映演執行到行銷推廣，希望讓影展不只是觀看電影的場所，更成為不同世代、文化與生命經驗彼此相遇、交流與對話的平台。 2026 年影展也特別將視野延伸至宗教、跨性別、性工作、代孕、AI與親密關係、戰爭與酷兒等當代議題，透過電影、座談與國際交流，持續拓展台灣酷兒影像與社會對話的可能性。
我們信，所有人皆為上帝美好的創造，不論其族群或身份，不分同性戀者、雙性戀性、跨性別者等，皆為上主喜愛的兒女，都能依靠耶穌基督的救恩，因信耶穌基督並悔改，而罪得赫免。我們真摯的邀請對這個信仰有興趣的您加入這個大家庭。
台灣光寰協會陪伴家庭暴力與性暴力的倖存者，提供安全、友善、易於接近的法律支持與倡議平台，促進社會對性別暴力防治之理解與改革。
社團法人台灣基地協會於2013年經內政部核可成立，為全國性社福機構，主要服務多元性別社群（LGBTQ+）及其伴侶、親友及專業工作者等重要他人，是多元性別倡議工作之重要組織。本會於中部地區創立多元性別友善的開放場館（社區中心），期待讓每位訪客皆能感到自在與舒適，且透過社會工作專業處遇，陪伴全台處於困頓處境之多元性別社群。本會工作核心目標，係以關注同志社群的生理、心理及社會三方面之「健康交織」議題，並以個人與環境平衡為目的(goal)，且將同儕支持、在地培力、深入社區作為機構特色。
台灣性別不明關懷行動聯盟，是台灣第一個同時關懷變性、跨性 (Transgender) 與陰陽人(Intersex)的團體。 這世界存在著介於男性與女性之間的性別，了解這些人，可使視野更廣，豐富你的人生。因為世人的不理解與偏見，使得這些人被污名化。不過卻因為這些性別的存在，讓這世界顯得更加美麗。
台灣親子共學教育促進會長期推動不打罵、不威脅恐嚇、不利誘的教養與教育實踐，落實兒童人權，守護孩子成為自己的權利。我們相信民主教育從家裡開始：大人練習傾聽孩子的感受與需求，孩子在被尊重中學會尊重他人。我們也帶著孩子「身體先到」，走進土地、社區與運動現場，在觀察與對話中思辨什麼是平等，並讓孩子明白：平權並非理所當然，需要一代又一代一起守護。當差異在日常中被看見、被接納，每個人的存在都能被肯認與珍視。聲做伙聽，路做伙行，我們在街上相挺。
Alongside organizer Taiwan Rainbow Civil Action Association, the 2026 Taiwan LGBT+ Pride Parade is co-organized by the groups below, each continuing to advocate on the issues they care about.
Click a logo to see each group's full profile. Groups below are sorted by the stroke count of their Chinese name.
Amnesty International is a global movement of more than 10 million people who are committed to creating a future where human rights are enjoyed by everyone. United by our shared humanity, we know that the power to create positive change is within all of us.
Hello! We are a local gender equality and diversity advocacy group based in Taitung. We are putting down roots here to grow and thrive, host a variety of activities, and foster a community where love, equality, healthy communication, and empathy can flourish.
Bi the Way, founded in 2007, is Taiwan's first publicly active bisexual/non-monosexual group. We focus on all sexual orientations beyond homosexuality and heterosexuality, including bisexuality, pansexuality, polysexuality, and omnisexuality. We host bi/pansexual meetups both online and across Taiwan, dedicated to cultivating local non-monosexual communities. We hope to help more people see the diverse possibilities beyond heterosexuality and homosexuality.
Based in Taiwan, we are a creative duo of cisgender lesbians in a legal marriage. In our spare time outside of our primary careers, we research lesbian history and culture, while actively engaging in the lesbian and queer scenes within our reach. Inspired and encouraged by our queer friends, we strive to take lesbian voices—often dismissed as "too serious"—and present them in an even more serious, yet cherished, physical print format. By embracing the escapist nature of paper, which allows us to slip away from platforms and algorithms, we aim to enhance the visibility of marginalized groups and present non-mainstream lesbian perspectives.
Taiwan Sex Industry & Workers' Rights Association, TSIWRA was founded in 2020 in response to the severe impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on sex workers’ livelihoods. Its members include sex workers of diverse genders and from various sectors of the sex industry. The association is committed to destigmatization and decriminalization. Its work includes policy advocacy, publications, and international exchange, as well as workshops, focus groups, and other community activities. TSIWRA also provides legal support and sexual health education resources, while promoting diversity and equality and working to end discrimination and violence.
Just as democracy gives everyone a voice and a role in shaping the decisions that affect their lives, we believe the same principles should apply to our intimate relationships. Democratizing intimate relationships means creating relationships where everyone has the freedom to express their needs, participate in decision-making, and negotiate boundaries and agreements—regardless of gender, relationship roles, or traditional expectations. We believe everyone deserves relationships in which they are equally seen, heard, respected, and understood. The freedom to choose how we love and form relationships matters, but so does the way we relate to one another: how we share power, communicate our needs, navigate differences, and make decisions together. The Taiwan Relationships Education Association was founded to advance this vision across the many diverse ways people form and experience intimate relationships. Grounded in informed consent, communication, and negotiation, we promote the knowledge, skills, and practices that enable people to build more equal and mutually respectful relationships. Our mission is to make democracy not only a principle of public life, but a lived practice in our most intimate relationships.
Founded in 2004, the organization is a social movement and performing arts group dedicated to issues concerning BDSM and gender equality, while actively engaging in diverse erotic and sensual arts performances. It has continuously advocated for and supported other marginalized sexual communities. In 2011, the organization established its own theater troupe, using a variety of interdisciplinary and cross-genre performance formats to give voice to the BDSM community, while also promoting greater public understanding and a more accurate perception of BDSM.
An organization founded in Taiwan dedicated to fostering cultural exchange regarding gender and ethnicity, with the aim of making Taiwan a diverse, inclusive society that embraces differences while seeking common ground.
In Taiwan, Persons with HIV/AIDS Rights Advocacy Association of Taiwan (PRAA) is the first non-profit, self-help organization set up by/for PWA/HIV, with their relatives, friends, and some caring people in society. We assist PWA/HIV and their family with striving for the basic human rights, such as residence, working, education, and medical care which should be equally offered. We sincerely hope PWA/HIV can live a normal life, and that our society can be a PWA/HIV-friendly environment without prejudice and discrimination.We also help with the improvement of AIDS treatment and the prevention of the disease as well.
Founded in 1998, Taiwan Tongzhi (LGBTQ+) Hotline Association provides peer counseling, community and family support, while advocating for LGBTQ+ rights, gender education, and social dialogue. Follow Taiwan Tongzhi Hotline and support a more inclusive society.
“From Its Beginnings on the Internet to Community Participation—Toward Equity Through Creation and Narrative” Humans have an inherent ability to tell stories and desire to hear them. Stories touch the heart, bring us together, and enhance understanding among people. Based on these humanistic values, the organization HIVStory was born. Since its start on the Internet in 2016, HIVStory has been collecting the stories and documenting the lifestyles of those with HIV, and through community engagement, has attracted writing partners and collaborators. In 2019, after the organization was officially established, we continued using a variety of methods that convey the experiences of POZ individuals, of their families, and of their friends to the public through online platforms and social media. In addition to collecting recordings and writings, we invite local and international artists and art groups to empower those affected by HIV with their unique art forms and volunteer training. Through these interactive and creative activities, community partners have healed, and gained self-knowledge and the confidence to advocate for themselves. We also started in-person advocacy programs in 2018, including our NowON+ lecture and soapbox series focusing on equity for the community, as well as art activities such as the exhibitions Interminable Prescriptions for the Plague, and POZ Movement, and the theatrical production Rx: still life. From participating in Taiwanese community activities to speaking out at international forums, we seek out new possibilities for dialogue and HIV health equity as an independent media outlet, and launch innovative campaigns that are consistent with contemporary civic engagement. We believe that only through dialogue and various forms of interaction can stereotypes and discrimination against people living with HIV be overcome. Taiwan HIVStory Association will continue to search for new opportunities and to develop more spaces, and keep striving for equity for POZ community. We hope that you will join us.
True Light Gospel Church is a church welcomes all people, dedicated to creating an inclusive space for everyone. Regardless of gender identity, socioeconomic background, physical or mental ability, or relationship and marital status, we warmly invite you to join our faith family. Together, we experience God’s unconditional love and pursue a healthy, passionate, and abundant life. We place special emphasis on holistic care—body, mind, and spirit—for the LGBTQ+ community, while supporting diverse formation of family, parents, and children. Guided by compassion, we actively advocate for animal welfare, create pet-friendly spaces, and passionately engage in social ministry and human rights justice. To share our journey, we published “Be A Miracle, Yes You Can!” and founded Samuel Seminary—Taiwan’s first theological institute welcoming LGBTQI+ students. We have established True Light Spots in Toufen, Miaoli (Taiwan) and Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia), and continue to expand our inclusive network of branches and partner churches globally. No matter where you are, True Light looks forward to walking with you. Connect with us today!
Same-sex marriage was legalized in Taiwan on May 24th, 2019, reaching a milestone for the marriage equality movement. Going through an organizational reform, Marriage Equality Coalition changed its name to “Taiwan Equality Campaign” and became an officially registered, independently operating non-profit organization. Since then, TEC has continued to develop evidence-based, systematic strategies and to promote gender equality and diversity in politics, workplaces as well as international society.
In 2005, the Taiwan LGBTQ+ Family Rights Advocacy (TLFRA) began as a MSN Community of Lesbian Mothers. In later years, we were able to expand our services to include families with two fathers or other diverse LGBTQ families. TLFRA is committed to ensuring that every child can grow up safely in an environment that understands differences and promotes kindness and equality. We strive to build a fair, just, and free Taiwanese society for gender-diverse families. We aim to promote gender equality and recognize family diversity, with children’s well-being as our foundation. We are committed to ensuring that people of all genders—regardless of sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression—can raise children in a supportive environment. By establishing support systems and connecting family groups, we accompany children as they grow, foster social understanding, and implement policies that ensure equality.
The 2026 Taiwan International Queer Film Festival (TIQFF) is brought together by a team of professionals from diverse backgrounds, including LGBTQ+ activism, film programming, cultural administration, filmmaking, marketing, and communications, led by Festival Director Cheng-Che Lai (賴正哲). Building on TIQFF’s longstanding commitment to queer cinema and LGBTQ+ culture, the team works across programming, international exchange, screenings, public forums, and outreach. We envision the festival not only as a space for watching films, but also as a platform where different generations, cultures, identities, and lived experiences can meet and engage in meaningful dialogue. In 2026, TIQFF continues to explore contemporary issues through cinema and conversation, connecting Taiwan’s queer community with voices and stories from around the world.
We believe that all people are God's beautiful creations. Regardless of ethnicity or identity (LGBTQQIAA+), they are all God's beloved children. They can rely on Jesus Christ for salvation, and repentance by faithe. We sincerely invite you who interested in this religion to join us.
Taiwan Lightcare Association is a non-profit organization dedicated to supporting survivors of sexual violence and advocating for legal and institutional reforms. Most of our board members and supervisors are lawyers. Through legal support, policy advocacy, institutional reform, and public education, we accompany survivors of sexual violence throughout their difficult journeys and work toward building a safer and more just society.
Taiwan GDI Association, formerly known as "Rainbow Paradise”, was established in Taichung in 2010 and received approval from the Ministry of the Interior as a national social welfare organization in 2013. Our services target the LGBTQ+ community and their relatives, including parents, partners, friends, and others. "Taichung GDI" is the LGBTQ+ center located in central Taiwan, managed by the Taiwan GDI Association. Taichung GDI is a gender-friendly space that offers various services, including consultation, anonymous HIV testing, case management, lectures, events, and more.
ISTSCare is the first organization in Taiwan to care for transgender, intersex, and transgender individuals in Taiwan. This world contains genders that exist between male and female; understanding these people can broaden your perspective and enrich your life. Because of societal misunderstanding and prejudice, these individuals are stigmatized. However, it is precisely because of the existence of these genders that the world appears more beautiful.
The Association of Parent Participating Education in Taiwan has long advocated parenting and education free from hitting, threats, intimidation, and bribery, upholding children's rights and their right to become who they are. We believe democratic education begins at home: adults practice listening to children's feelings and needs, and children, by being respected, learn to respect others. We also bring our children to "show up in person," stepping onto the land, into communities, and onto the frontlines of social movements, where observation and dialogue lead them to ask what equality truly means. Through this, children come to understand that equal rights are never a given; they must be protected together, generation after generation. When differences are seen and embraced in everyday life, everyone's existence can be recognized and cherished. Our Voices, Our Journey: listening together, walking together. We stand with you on the streets.