Universal Coalition of Affirming Africans Uganda

March 31st. Uganda's Supreme Court. Final appeal against the Anti-Homosexuality Act. There will be no further appeal after this. What's at stake; the freedom to gather, speak, access healthcare, exist. Whatever the outcome, check on your people this week. #UCAA #AHA

Eid Mubarak to everyone celebrating. Joy is yours today, all of it.

So take up space. The professional space. The creative space. The academic space. The economic space. All of it. You were always allowed in those rooms.

You are not the stereotype, you are not the worst thing someone said about you, you are not limited to the only future people designed for you. You are allowed to want more. To build more. To be more.

The most radical thing someone like us can do right now is build a life. Not just survive one. A thread on taking up space 🧵

Don’t let your goals slip away. Revisit what you wrote down, adjust if you need to, and keep chasing them. Progress is progress, no matter the pace. #Reminder #Goals #UCAA

This project built a network of leaders promoting dignity, compassion & inclusion, with participants reporting greater confidence to challenge harmful narratives & uplift values of justice & respect. Forever grateful to our partners. #CFLI
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Proud to announce the completion of a national initiative on faith, human rights & inclusion in Uganda  With support from @CanHCKenya and @HCCanKenya, we engaged faith leaders, civil society, policymakers & LGBTQ+ communities to advance dialogue & social cohesion.

On this Women’s Day, we celebrate queer women who carry resilience in their bones and pride in their hearts. We see you all and celebrate you. #QueerWomen #UCAA #WomensDay

Ramadhan is a time of renewal. For queer Muslims, it’s also a reminder that faith and identity can coexist. No Imam, no institution, no prejudice can take away your right to fast if you choose to. Your light belongs here. #Ramadhan #TGIIF #Muslims #Friday

This season, we fast from shame, toxic spaces, silence, self‑doubt, and comparison. And we feast on pride, community, voice, courage, and self‑celebration.

1 March, the Zero Discrimination Day highlights promotion of inclusion, compassion, peace and, above all, a movement for change. Today calls to celebrate everyone’s right to live a full and productive life with dignity. Commemorating this day involves recognizing the specific barriers women face while celebrating the resilience it takes to overcome them. For the womxn community, this day isn't just about a "lack" of prejudice; it’s about the active pursuit of visibility, safety, and equity. it’s the intersection of gender identity, sexual orientation and socioeconomic status. Today is an opportunity to say: "We are here, we are diverse, and we count." #ZeroDicsriminationday #womxnvisibility #womxnMarch

On World Zero Discrimination Day, we stand for dignity, equality, and access to health for all including key populations. Ending stigma is not optional. It is a human right. #ZeroDiscriminationDay #EqualityForAll

It’s a new month, wishing you all a beautiful, courageous and one filled with pride. #NewMonth #March #UCAA

This retraction of prayers for Dr. Besigye is about every believer who has been abandoned, every queer person excluded, every oppressed voice silenced. True faith liberates. True faith speaks truth to power. True faith never retracts compassion. #Faithleaders #Prayer #UCAA

Religious leaders in Uganda speak loudly when it comes to LGBTQ matters, but remain silent on corruption, poverty, and violence. Justice cannot be selective. If faith is about truth, then leaders must speak against all injustice, not just the ones they choose. #UCAA