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.
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Read MoreVolunteers 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.
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Read MoreSher Vancouver would like to recognize all those youth who work tirelessly for the 2SLGBTQ+ community.
Read MoreFrom local Pride events to inclusive tours and sustainable tourism initiatives, the region is becoming a hub for travellers seeking safe and inclusive experiences.
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Read MoreAll forms of writing under 1000 words are welcome! Deadline: November 1st, 2024.
Read MoreGender and Halloween costumes is a particularly challenging topic. Emory talks about transness and drag around Halloween
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Read MoreWhile changes in pitch and how you inflect your words play a big part in how your voice is perceived, the heart of vocal transformation lies in resonance.
Read MoreQ+ Works helps 2SLGBTQIA+ Young Adults find jobs. Three principles build our employment program: inclusivity, collaboration, and helping you feel empowered about your future career.
Read MoreTravel should be open and inclusive to everyone, regardless of who you are or who you love. Unfortunately, the world has yet to achieve true acceptance and equality in terms of sexual preferences, despite the evolution in the last few decades.
Read MoreA drag queen’s day often begins with creativity and self-care. Mornings are spent brainstorming new looks or browsing fashion inspiration.
Read MoreSOGI is an acronym that stands for Sexual Orientation and Gender Identity. While this concept has gained more visibility in the public eye, many still grapple with understanding its true essence and significance, particularly in the context of education.
Read MoreWith enterprises becoming increasingly global and interlinked, an inclusive workplace is no longer just a moral imperative but a strategic one as well.
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