Annual Conferences before 2011
Information about the Annual Conferences held before 2011.
Annual Conference
The Hague 2010
The 14th ILGA-Europe's Annual Conference took place in The Hague on 28-31 October 2010. The theme of the conference was Expressing our differences, challenging our prejudices, developing our alliances
Malta 2009
In 2009 our Annual Conference took place on 29 October - 1 November in Malta. The theme of the conference is "Overcoming Religious & Cultural Barriers to LGBT Equality".
ILGA-Europe board member is to be Co-Secretary General of ILGA
Posted: 18 November 2008
On 6 November 2008, the final day of the 24th World Conference of the ILGA in Vienna, the delegates elected Renato Sabbadini, a board member of ILGA-Europe, as male Co-Secretary General
12th ILGA-Europe’s Annual Conference concluded in Vienna
Posted: 2 November 2008
A successful 12th annual conference of ILGA-Europe concluded in Vienna on 2 November.
ILGA-Europe opens media accreditation for its Annual Conference
Posted: 15 October 2008
The title of The Vienna conference is “ Think globally, act locally”.
Vienna 2008
In 2008 our annual conference took place in Vienna on 30 October - 2 November. The theme of this year's conference is " Think globally, act locally.
Delegates of annual conference experience first-hand discrimination and resistance in Vilnius, but are united and determined to work together for Europe of equality and respect
Posted: 30 October 2007
In October 2007, almost 200 delegates from all over Europe gathered in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius for ILGA-Europe’s Annual Conference.
ILGA-Europe members gather for annual conference in Vilnius, but their public event is banned by Mayor
Posted: 23 October 2007
On 25-28 October 2007, almost 200 delegates from all over Europe gather in the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius for the 11th ILGA-Europe’s Annual Conference.
ILGA-Europe opens media accreditation for its annual conference
Posted: 17 September 2007
On 25-28 October 2007, ILGA-Europe holds its 11th Annual Conferencein the Lithuanian capital of Vilnius.
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