Local team

You can easily become a member of Queer World by become a member via the registration form.

It costs NOK 100 a year, and as a member of Queer World you support us and our work.

We look forward to having you on the team!

Read more about getting involved in Queer World. 

We are always open to welcoming new volunteers!

You can easily become a volunteer by fill in the form to become a volunteer on our get involved page.

As a volunteer, you will be connected to your nearest local team. You'll also gain valuable experience and social interaction, while making a difference for others.

Our volunteers work for a society where everyone, regardless of their ethnic or religious origin, can live out their sexual orientation, gender identity or gender expression without experiencing discrimination.

Volunteers are offered courses and training.

Read more about getting involved in Queer World. 

Queer World has several active local chapters around Norway.

• Queer World Central Norway with headquarters in Trondheim
• Queer World Oslo and Eastern Norway with headquarters in Oslo
• Queer World West with headquarters in Bergen
• Skeiv Verden Rogaland with head office in Stavanger

In addition, we have local activity teams in several other parts of the country that do a great job for their local community. Get in touch with Laura Franco to find out more about Skeiv Verden's local organisations and activity teams. 

Read more about the local teams here.

Membership of Skeiv Verden costs NOK 100,-.

By becoming a member, you help to maintain and develop what Queer World is doing today. 

We appreciate all the help and support we can get to continue our work.

Support us, or give a gift!

Your support goes to our work for LGBTIQ+ people with minority backgrounds through, among other things, creating social meeting places, counselling the target group or spreading knowledge about our target group to relevant stakeholders.

We are not able to support you directly, but we have collected some information and resources that might be of help:

Contact the LGBTQA+ organisation in your country. And if you don't know it, you can check the ILGA directory for more information: https://ilga.org/member-organisations

Contact the programme of the United Nations for Refugees and Asylum Seekers: https://www.unhcr.org

Asking for asylum in Norway: Please check the information in this website - for the norwegian immigration authorities - if you are planning to seek asylum here: https://www.udi.no/en/want-to-apply/protection-asylum/protection-asylum-in-norway/?resetguide=1

Asking for asylum in Norway, after entering another EU country: Also, if your plan is to come to Norway after entering the EU Schengen Area and having your passport stamped, please keep in mind that your entry could be subject to the Dublin Convention and therefore demanded to ask for asylum in your first point of entry in the EU. You can read more about it here: https://www.udi.no/en/word-definitions/cooperation-under-the-dublin-regulation/

We hope these remarks will make your journey safer, since this is our main priority in these times: knowing that you get in contact with the right people and get the proper advice, so you do not expose yourself unnecessarily to danger or harm Thank you again for your trust and we hope you find safety soon. If you happen to arrive to Norway, please do not hesitate to contact us, it will be a pleasure to have you here in our activities.