Pride - Embrancing diversity. LGBTQ in Angola. Day 4

Pride - Embrancing diversity. LGBTQ in Angola. Day 4

Good evening everyone!

Welcome to the penultimate webisode of this edition!

Despite the fact that people in the LGBT community are fighting for equal rights and acceptance and, looking at all the interviews we have already done, it is possible to perceive that Christians categorically do not accept the existence of LGBTQ people in our society.

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Other_SDGs| LGBTQ | Diversity Angola - By Sofonie Dala: Pride - Embrancing diversity. LGBTQ in Angola. Day 4 (wegotthisangola.blogspot.com)

If you missed the first webisodes click here:

1. kickoff event - Embracing diversity. LGBTQ in Angola. day 1

2. Embracing diversity. LGBTQ in Angola. day 2

3. Embracing diversity. LGBTQ in Angola. day 3

We have zero-tolerance for discrimination and does not discriminate on the basis of race, colour, national origin, ethnic or social background, genetic information, gender, gender identity and/or expression, sexual orientation, religion or belief, HIV status or disability.

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Stay tuned, the sequel follows..

Our target audience

Our target audience also includes international organizations, governments, private sectors, and NGOs that share our commitment to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals and promoting socio-economic development in Africa and beyond: 1. Individuals interested in informal education, clean energy andclimate awareness, and community engagement. 2. Women living below the poverty line seeking empowerment and skill development. 3. Educational institutions looking to enhance their curriculum with sustainable development content. 4. Businesses interested in corporate social responsibility (CSR) initiatives aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals. 5. NGOs working on socio-economic development and sustainability projects. 6. Government agencies aiming to promote sustainable development and address climate issues. 7. International organizations focused on global development and sustainability efforts. 8. Private sectors interested in supporting initiatives that align with their corporate values and goals.

The current Climate, Social or Environmental Impact of Talentos Multiplus start-up in Angola

Talentos Multiplus's impact in Angola amid the severe drought crisis is significant. By providing accessible informal education and climate awareness, we empower communities to adapt to and mitigate the effects of climate change. Our initiatives address critical issues exacerbated by the drought, such as food shortages, water scarcity, and malnutrition. Through educational outreach and community engagement, we equip individuals with the knowledge and skills needed to implement sustainable practices, manage resources efficiently, and enhance resilience to future climate-related challenges. Additionally, our focus on empowering women living below the poverty line contributes to socioeconomic resilience and fosters community-led solutions to the crisis. By promoting sustainable development aligned with the Sustainable Development Goals, Talentos Multiplus plays a crucial role in alleviating the immediate impacts of the drought while building long-term resilience and sustainability in Angola's vulnerable communities.

About the company

Talentos Multiplus.com, LLC is the first Angolan private online organization and a prominent cloud services provider that produces different sustainable philanthropic activities in a series of internet webisodes, built on a culture of smart strategic thinking and creative innovation. The company was originally personal blog, online education for girls, breakin news and a book seller but intendes to be expanded to produce a wide variety of consumer goods and digital media as well. The start-up founded in 2020 is headquartered in Luanda, Angola. The company has individual websites and is planning to have fulfillment centers in many locations around the world.