Estonian LGBT Association

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Estonian LGBT Association (

. It was founded on 9 October 2008 in Tartu as the non-profit organization Eesti Gei Noored (Estonian Gay Youth).

Education

Estonian LGBT Association offers schooling for teachers and social workers. The purpose of the training is to help individuals who work with adolescents to understand LGBT people, their situation in Estonia and how to offer support to people who experience homophobic harassment.

LGBT rights

The Estonian LGBT Association offers support and encourages individuals to advance LGBT rights in Estonia.

The president of the Estonian LGBT Association, Helen Talalaev, has supported the gender-neutral marriage law, claiming that same-sex couples are already living together and this new law would give them legal security.^[1]

References

External links

• Official website