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Petitions Supporting Gender Expression in the Philippines

“GET GET AW: BRIDGE GENDER PAY GAP IN THE PH NOW”

This Change.org petition, started by Hannah Dychangco in 2023, urges the Philippine Government to address the situation regarding the gender pay gap through improving government initiatives, companies and organizations, and universities and other academic institutions.

It currently has 550 signatures out of the goal of 1,000 signatures.

Organizations

Galang Philippines Inc.

GALANG was formed in 2008 by a small group of lesbian activists who saw that the LGBT community in the Philippines was predominantly Middle-Class. With the current landscape, the group decided to establish an organization that could be a catalyst for the empowerment of Filipino lesbians, bisexual women, and trans men (LBTs) in urban poor communities to attain social and economic equity, and create an enabling policy environment.

Bahaghari

Bahaghari is a non-profit organization based on Manila, Philippines and aims to combat discrimination against individuals who are part of the LGBTQIA+ community. The organization is inspired by the Stonewall Riots and the Babaylans who strongly upholds revolutionary principles.

UP Babaylan

UP Babaylan is a student organization in the University of the Philippines that was founded in 1991. Now, the organization has grown to have chapters in in places like Clark and Baguio and has events that continuously promote their message of fighting for LGBTQIA+ rights both in their campus and out.

Weekly Challenges for Supporters

Week 1

Read more about the SOGIESC Bill (Senate Bill No. 689) or find a HAYAG infographic to read.

Week 2

Share HAYAG’s FB Page to at least 10 people.

Week 3

DP Blast on your Facebook, and tag HAYAG’s FB Page.

Infographics to Read

A Gamer's Guide to Gender Expression

Gender is a Spectrum! Or well... a Game Stats bar in this case.

After reading this infographic, readers will be able to define "Gender Expression" and the commonly associated terms with the topic such as "Gender Identity", "Preferred Pronouns", and more.

The Infographic also offers a small insight into current pressing issues concerning Gender Expression. To make a positive difference against these issues, stay updated on HAYAG's wesbite and Facebook page.

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