GPP Structures
GPP is a key source of strategic research and analysis for global LGBTI funders. GPP also plays a central role in convening philanthropists and human rights activists for opportunities to increase knowledge, skills and capacities towards expanding global LGBTI funding. These convening spaces include donor pre-conferences during regional LGBTI convenings, funder webinars, and report release events.
GPP activities are organized through a number of structures including task forces, working groups, and advisory committees.
The Board of Directors serves as the governing body, click here to learn more about Governance.
Task Forces
Trans and Intersex Funding
GPP mobilizes new research and supports collaborative funding efforts towards increasing the amount and influencing the type of funding dedicated to trans and intersex issues globally.
Responding to “Anti-Gender Ideology” (RAGI)
GPP mobilizes coordinated philanthropic responses to “anti-gender” issues, holding a critical role in the ecosystem of grantmakers, philanthropic networks, and other systems of decision-makers and thought-leaders engaged in this work.
Committees
Advisory Committees
GPP regularly forms focused advisory committees to provide leadership and oversight on specific research and donor convening activities.
Standing Committee
GPP uses research, donor convenings, and other donor education opportunities to increase and influence the type of philanthropic giving from individual donors toward global LGBTI causes.
Advisory Committee – Donor Government and Field Engagement
The Advisory Committee provides strategic advice to GPP to support its mission of increasing LGBTI funding by donor governments and leading private foundations. The Committee assists GPP in identifying emerging issues and trends to inform the donor government and field influencing work, engaging with donor governments, and elevating this work within the broader GPP membership.