Who are we? We are a team of three Deaf and/or disabled youth who all also identify as either queer and/or trans. Two of us identify as people of colour, none of us identify as Indigenous. All three of us are currently students in school. Our project and our objectives:
Who are we? A small team of Queer and Trans Muslims of Colour from various backgrounds with a driving passion for community building Our project and our objectives: Fostering safer spaces by which Queer and Trans Muslim youth of Colour can connect with an intergenerational community of their peers and
Who are we? Jake & Mr. Labrie Our project and our objectives: A week’s worth of fun activities which included: information booths by local support and info groups, cupcake decorating, nail painting and art, karaoke and more! To educate both the general public and local lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and
Our project name: Let’s Get It On! Who are we? We are a group of 22 Dawson College Social Service students who organized this project to provide our peers with better, more inclusive sex ed. Our project and our objectives: Let’s Get it on is
Who are we? Three students of colour. Fatimatou, Misanka Stephanie, and Mitchell Rae. Our project and our objectives Our goal was to create a space where people of colour could come together in a safer space and discuss the issues and realities of our lives. As students we realized
Who are we? Jasper & Wes Our project and objectives: We are creating a trans and non-binary 101 workshop for Anglophone students in Montréal through the SILK Program. Our goal is to teach high school students about trans identities, while specifically focusing on non-binary identities and self-acceptance. Just like other
Who are we? Léah, Social Work student at McGill and Alexandre, final year in Sexology at UQÀM. All of us did our internship at ASTT(e)Q, and we were inspired by the needs of our participants to develop our JQY project. Our project and our objectives: To offer two makeup workshops
Who am I? Murdoch is a feminist theatre director working and studying in Montreal. My project and objectives: RTW: Short Works Feminist Theatre and Performance Festival is a 4 day festival (March 22-25) that focuses on providing a platform for unheard feminist voices. We prioritize the voices of Queer, Trans,
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