Amazone is a bilingual Belgian organisation and association hub dedicated to people and groups working for the rights of women and gender minorities. Based in Maison Amazone in Brussels, it creates a place for meeting, awareness-raising and collaboration, helping build social, cultural and professional connections that support gender equality. Its approach is intersectional, recognising how sexism and anti-LGBTQIA+ discrimination intersect with other forms of discrimination.

Amazone serves associations and individuals through a range of facilities and activities. Its services include office solutions, a conference centre, a restaurant and a resource centre, alongside animation and programmes designed to encourage exchange and learning. The organisation also hosts events, publishes articles and develops projects addressing issues such as gender-based discrimination, racism and LGBTQIA+ rights. Its feminist agenda and community initiatives connect visitors with discussions, cultural activities and networks. Amazone offers ways to support its work, including donations and a boutique, and shares updates through its website, newsletter and social media. Through these services and partnerships, it contributes to advancing gender equality in Belgium.