Come home, we are still here
In Igbo, Obodo implies a people who have existed together since time immemorial having helped each other in times of great hardship and shared joy in periods of triumph. We strive to create this sense of belonging for those in our community.
Our Programs
Our youth-led organization focuses on LGBTQI+ rights and education in Nigeria through art, tech, direct outreach, and public campaigns
Powerful knowledge-sharing workshops offer queer community members support as they look to pursue careers in art, technology, and other fields
We provide a space for artists to collaborate and showcase their work, bridging queer African expression with the international creative community
Monthly film clubs, book clubs, virtual and in-person discussions, and meetups allow queer Nigerians to share knowledge and form empathic connections
We dedicate financial resources to a queer emergency fund to provide mutual aid for folks who are experiencing homelessness or needing other forms of support
Our social media campaigns directly counter homophobic rhetoric, offering closeted Nigerians a positive representation and tips for how to live safely and authentically
Human Rights Film Fund 2024
Amplifying marginalized voices and supporting narratives that advocate for the basic rights and freedoms that all humans are entitled to
Queer Artist Fund 2024
The Queer Artist Fund seeks to amplify the voices of LGBTQ+ artists in Nigeria, providing a platform for creative expression, dialogue, and community building.
Reclaiming our spaces
2024 Obodo Tour
Our speaking tour offers networking opportunities with helpful talks discussing:
Our Blog
DON’T LEAVE US BEHIND: The state of intersex and LGBTQ+ activism in Africa
Read MoreQueerphobia, Cisheteronormativity and Performance in Nigerian Universities
Read MoreBuilding Bridges of Inclusion: The Queer Film Club’s Screening of "14 Years and a Day"
Read MoreOur Team
Our activists are decolonizing Nigeria to create affirmative spaces for queer persons
Founder & President