Telling it Bent is an interdisciplinary writing workshop for queer, trans, Two Spirit and questioning BC youth ages 14 to 25. Throughout the program, participants will explore poetry, playwriting, and interdisciplinary creation through a queer, decolonial, future building lens. Application deadline Nov 28.

Health Initiative for Men (HIM) is calling on British Columbia community members to join us in a crucial project.

Volunteers can do anything from taking tickets and stamping hands, to moving objects, to sitting on committees to help with planning. Small things. Big things. Every little bit helps and while you're contributing to your community, guess what? You'll be meeting new and interesting people.

Gaming habits have shifted dramatically over the past few decades and what we might take for granted today is actually quite new. I have loved gaming since the 1970s and wanted to take a little trip back in time.

Sher Vancouver would like to recognize all those youth who work tirelessly for the 2SLGBTQ+ community.

From local Pride events to inclusive tours and sustainable tourism initiatives, the region is becoming a hub for travellers seeking safe and inclusive experiences.

There’s a whole lot of confusing dialogue and rhetoric out there on social media regarding modern human identity so I thought I would find some resources and address the facts with you

When I asked Google for the most common question people asked about the queer community, many asked about the acronym we often use. What is it, why do we use it, and what do the initials represent?