InterACTive Colors Project

Hey, hey, hey! Are you fed up of those phobes and bullies? Sick of being misgendered? Always forgetting the right pronouns? Here's a catchy reminder for those who still believe in a narrow, binary, unrealistic perspective of life. Lyrics: You should be afraid, and do it in our way that's what people say, that's what people say I'm confused and I need help, can't change gender anyway at least that's what people say, that's what people say But you keep assuming I can't change, Won't stop moving It's like i got this music in my mind saying it's gonna be alright Cause the players gonna play, play, play, play, play And the phobes gonna hate, hate, hate, hate, hate Baby, my pronouns are they, they, they, they, they I'll prove they're wrong, I'll prove they're wrong Rule makers gonna say, say, say, say, say And the society is so fake, fake, fake, fake, fake Baby, I can also be gay, ga

Three videos about the experience of coming out in two different ways: to yourself and to your family and friends, ending with a message to those in that same situation. The experience of coming out in tree videos told by people with different genders, sexualities and nationalities. It is about coming out to yourself, to your surroundings  and what message you want to share with others.

Three videos about the experience of coming out in two different ways: to yourself and to your family and friends, ending with a message to those in that same situation.

Three videos about the experience of coming  out in two different ways: to yourself and to your family and friends, ending with a message to those in that same situation. The experience of coming out in tree videos told by people with different genders, sexuality and nationalities. It is about coming out to yourself, to your surroundings and what message you want to share with others. 

Your identity expression doesn’t necessarily has to say something about your gender, your sexuality or you. Everyone is unique, being yourself is the most important thing.

No matter who you are or where you are in the world, you were given at least one label. You are more than it. So am I. I am me. I am you.

Maybe you know about dinosaurs. But have you ever heard about our friend, The Gaynosaur? Do you want to meet with him and explore the basic terms from the LGBT world via a simple and funny way? Then come and join us!

  Sometimes language leads to exclusion. In order to avoid this we can change some of the words that we use everyday.

Andrew is a 18 years old transgender boy who is sharing his daily life.

A short and simple guide what explains the difference between gender identity and sexuality, these concepts are showed in a funny and colourful way.

Do you fear that gender roles are being threatened? Don't be scared, Honey-bunnies! A now hero is in a town - Gender Cop!

Social exclusion and inclusion manifest themselves in a very simple situation: people sitting on a sofa and not leaving space for someone else to join. The short video aims to let the viewer reflect on priviledge and social inclusion and how each of us could do much for the world to be a better place by simply adjusting our attitude in small ways.