SOGI Myth-busting Speaking points for supporters of inclusivity in schools

Recently, there have been some misunderstandings about SOGI that have created some ~interesting~ dialogue, both in schools and in the media…
Read moreRecently, there have been some misunderstandings about SOGI that have created some ~interesting~ dialogue, both in schools and in the media…
Read moreThe history of the BC Human Rights Commission is a choppy one. First formed in 1973, the commission was abolished eleven years later. It was then revived only to be abolished in 2002…
Read moreWhile family gatherings can present opportunities for connection, they can be quite challenging for trans people of all ages. Family histories, relationship dynamics, and…
Read moreIf you are living remotely, rurally, or in a small town, here is some information to help you begin to get the trans-competent care you need…
Read moreIt’s the most wonderful time of the year! Are you planning a cool costume of your favourite character? Are you wanting to play around with gender in your costume this year? Here are some things to think about when designing your look…
Read moreAre you covering an event with trans organizers? Doing a write-up about current events and wanting to get some input from the trans community? Wondering how best to represent trans voices? Here are 5 quick tips…
Read moreLanguage matters! Here are some examples of trans-centred language and behaviours that we can shift in order to do better for intersex people in our communities: …
Read moreThough the internet offers many opportunities to connect with trans people living in different locations, supportive and safe in-person interactions are important to…
Read moreCreating inclusive spaces for intersex people involves interrogating our biases about bodies, deconstructing narratives about gender, and being aware that…
Read moreIf you are living rurally, remotely, or in a small town, the quickest and most anonymous way to access trans-specific information and community is by…
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