Advocating for intersectionality, anti-racism, and LGBTQI+ rights in Brussels and beyond.
Rachael Moore is a Brussels-based activist and DEI consultant specializing in intersectionality and anti-racism. As a Black, bisexual woman in the European policy sphere, her work challenges the structures that marginalizes QTIBPOC communities.
She is a Board member of ILGA World, Treasurer of ILGA-Europe, and a co-founder of Rainbow Nation Brussels. Additionally, she serves on the Advisory Committee of the Alliance for Gender Equality in Europe (2026–2028). With a background in youth empowerment and European politics, she bridges the gap between grassroots needs and institutional policy, ensuring that diversity is defined not by quotas, but by genuine equity, inclusion and safety.
An organization dedicated to amplifying the visibility of Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (QTIBPOC). We challenge racism and xenophobia within the LGBTQI+ community and provide safe spaces for marginalized voices.
View OrganizationServing as the representative for ILGA-Europe and the Bisexual Steering Committee. Advocating for bisexual visibility and ensuring European policy frameworks address the specific needs of intersectional identities globally.
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An in-depth interview with ILGA-Europe discussing the vital importance of intersectionality in activism, debunking myths about bisexuality, and the fight against invisibility within the LGBTQI+ community.
Read InterviewExamining how education can actively promote gender equality. A comprehensive look at dismantling barriers and biases in educational systems to empower learners of all genders.
View PublicationA personal and political guided tour through the Keith Haring exhibition at Bozar. Exploring themes of HIV activism, race, and sexuality through a Black bisexual lens, challenging the museum's traditional narrative.
View EventModerating a conversation at VUB RHEA with performance artist Crazinist and trans model Tracy Africa Norman. A philosophical and personal exploration of what it means to be a woman beyond cis-normative definitions.
View TalkContributing to a study on the impact of disinformation and strategic propaganda on the rule of law in the EU. Formulating recommendations to tackle threats to human rights while protecting freedom of expression.
View StudyA panel with Vice and BrusselsLife on the (re)appropriation of queer aesthetics in music and nightlife. Discussing how marginalized communities can reclaim their cultural contributions in an industry that often erases them.
View PanelA discussion at Beursschouwburg's 'My Porny Valentine' on navigating sexual essence and identity dynamics.
View TalkContribution to the City of Brussels' comprehensive action plan for LGBTQI+ inclusion and safety.
Read Article"Diversity without intersectionality is just window dressing."
My approach recognizes that forms of oppression—racism, sexism, homophobia, transphobia—do not exist in isolation. I help organizations analyze how these overlapping systems impact their staff and their mission, moving beyond superficial inclusion to structural equity.
Deconstructing colonial frameworks.
I work to dismantle the colonial legacies that still permeate international development and human rights sectors. This involves centering the voices of the Global Majority and racialized communities in Europe, ensuring they are the architects of their own liberation.
Creating safer spaces, from policy to practice.
Safe spaces don't just happen; they are engineered through rigorous policy and conscious culture. I consult on creating anti-discrimination frameworks that actually protect the most vulnerable, whether in nightlife, corporate offices, or EU institutions.
Available for DEI consultancy, speaking engagements, and policy advisory. Based in Brussels, working globally.