BraveLab

Community group for LGBTI+ youth

What is BraveLab?

BraveLab is a safe space for LGBTI+ young people aged 14 to 29. Here they can meet and discuss issues important to them, including awareness of their LGBTI+ identity, coming out, relationships with family, issues at school and work, mental health, HIV/AIDS prevention and more. BraveLab is an incubator for building confident, capable and courageous young leaders of the LGBTI community.

Who can participate?

BraveLab is open to LGBTI+ young people between the ages of 14 and 29 who are looking for an environment of peers with whom to talk about issues important to them, share experiences and, most importantly, feel part of a community.

When and how group meetings are held?

During the epidemic, the group meets twice a month in a hybrid format – online and on-site at the Rainbow Hub Community Center.

Become a BraveLab member!

If you are between the ages of 14 and 29, identify as being on the LGBTI spectrum, and want to be part of a community of inspired and inspiring young people, BraveLab is your place!

Facilitators

Lili Dragoeva and Theo Dinev

Others about BraveLab

Brave Lab - the place where I dared to be more myself
How BraveLab changed my life
BraveLab helped me realize what steps I have made as a gay man and as a person
BraveLab is a safe space where we share stories and get support
Meeting friends from the LGBTI community comes to me as a breath of fresh air
In self-help groups no one judges you
Gloria Filipova: Self-support groups build community
It is important for every LGBTI person to have people who listen and understand them
Liliya Dragoeva: My love for working with young people and my passion for LGBTI activism gave birth to BraveLab
US Ambassador Eric Rubin visiting Rainbow Hub

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