When home is not home

Jad, a trans-woman living in Beirut, Lebanon, says, "When I go into Mosaic, I feel relieved with the fact that I have entered into the world I love to be in." Founded by activists and legal and health experts, MOSAIC provides comprehensive services for marginalized groups, researches and advocates for policy reform, builds knowledge and capacities on SOGI (Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity/Role) issues, and engages the societies in the fight against human rights violations, especially against LGBTIQ rights violations.

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Jad, a trans-woman living in Beirut, Lebanon, says, "When I go into Mosaic, I feel relieved with the fact that I have entered into the world I love to be in." Founded by activists and legal and health experts, MOSAIC provides comprehensive services for marginalized groups, researches and advocates for policy reform, builds knowledge and capacities on SOGI (Sexual Orientation & Gender Identity/Role) issues, and engages the societies in the fight against human rights violations, especially against LGBTIQ rights violations.