LIBS – Lesben Informations- und Beratungsstelle e.V. in Frankfurt am Main supports lesbian, bi+sexual, and non-binary individuals since 1992. The association offers counseling, group activities, and training to counteract discrimination and strengthen the visibility of the community.
LIBS, the Lesben Informations- und Beratungsstelle e.V. in Frankfurt am Main, has been a central anchor point for lesbian and bi+sexual girls and women as well as non-binary individuals since 1992. The association emerged from the women's and lesbian movement of the 1980s and 1990s and has continuously developed since then.
The main mission of LIBS is to counteract the causes and consequences of societal discrimination and exclusion of lesbian and bi+sexual girls and women as well as non-binary individuals. The association strives for a world where every person can live their sexual and gender identity without discrimination and exclusion. LIBS promotes the acceptance and equality of different ways of life and strengthens the visibility and self-determination of the lesbian community.
LIBS offers a wide range of services, including:
LIBS is involved in various projects to expand and improve consultation and support. These include:
LIBS remains in constant motion and development. The association adapts to the needs of the community and continuously expands its offers and topics. Through funding from the Women's Department and the Youth and Social Welfare Office of the City of Frankfurt am Main, LIBS can continue and expand its important work.
LIBS is a vibrant and dynamic place that meets the needs and challenges of the lesbian and bi+sexual community as well as non-binary individuals and advocates for a more inclusive and accepting society.
