Access to land, training and markets is not usually described as an LGBTIQ rights issue, yet for many people in Fiji it is exactly where exclusion becomes concrete. A person who is pushed out of a family farm, refused a place in a training cohort, or excluded from a cooperative cannot build the…
Updates from the Rainbow Pride Foundation: workshops, monitoring visits, partnerships, community consultations and campaign milestones. Each post records what the team did, what was learned and what comes next.
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Collaborative Efforts Between Agriculture Ministry and Rainbow Pride Foundation
CFLI Project Monitoring Visit: Key Insights
Monitoring visits are sometimes treated as an administrative obligation: a checklist, a set of photographs, a report filed and forgotten. Done properly, they are something closer to a conversation about whether a programme is actually doing what it promised, and they frequently surface…
Ending HIV Stigma
Stigma is not a side effect of HIV; it is one of the main reasons the epidemic continues. Where people expect judgement, they delay testing. Where they expect confidentiality to be broken, they avoid treatment. Where they expect rejection, they stop talking about their status at all — and the…
RPF Board Meeting 2025: Governance and Leadership Insights
Governance is not the most visible part of a community organisation, and it is one of the most decisive. How a board is composed, how it takes decisions, how it handles disagreement and how it reports back to the community it exists to serve determine whether an organisation stays anchored or…
Climate-Induced Relocation: Child Safety Checklist in Fiji
Relocation is one of the hardest adaptations a community can face. When a village moves because of coastal erosion, flooding or repeated storm damage, it is not only buildings that are lost. Land, graves, fishing grounds, kinship networks, schools and the routines that make childhood stable all…