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Digital Safety Initiative
Providing privacy tools, security training, and digital literacy resources specifically designed for LGBTQ+ communities.
Learn More →Our Mission
The International Queer Safety Foundation is dedicated to creating a world where LGBTQ+ individuals can exist safely and authentically in digital and physical spaces.
We work at the intersection of technology, policy, and community organizing to address the unique safety challenges faced by queer and trans communities globally.
🏳️🌈 Our Programs
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Technology Sovereignty
Supporting the development of community-controlled technology platforms that prioritize user privacy and resist surveillance capitalism.
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Policy & Advocacy
Advocating for inclusive technology policies and working with governments and tech companies to address discrimination and safety concerns.
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Community Grants
Funding grassroots organizations and community leaders working to improve safety and inclusion for LGBTQ+ people worldwide.
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Research & Documentation
Conducting vital research on digital safety threats and documenting best practices for inclusive technology design.
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Emergency Support
Providing rapid response support for LGBTQ+ individuals and organizations facing digital attacks or safety threats.
Learn More →Our Impact
Our work translates into real-world change. By combining direct support, strategic advocacy, and community investment, we are building a more resilient and secure global LGBTQ+ community.
Voices from Our Community
Don't just take our word for it. Here’s how our work has made a difference.
“The digital safety workshop gave me the tools I needed to protect my online group from coordinated harassment. I feel so much more empowered now.”
“With the emergency grant, our organization was able to support an activist who was doxxed and had to relocate. IQSF's rapid response was a lifeline.”
“As a trans person in a country with heavy surveillance, the privacy resources from IQSF have been essential for my safety and my ability to connect with my community.”