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Register for today's workshop led by Toronto-based artist PUFF Paddy. PUFF Paddy will be leading a Coffee Filter Art workshop, focusing on the ways that we can create through the use of coffee filters. Paddy’s work RESHAPE: The Butterfly Effect explores these methods along with inspiration from Chinese paper arts to create a series of works that resonate a message of social justice and equality. To view more of Paddy’s work, please visit https://www.tsgexhibition.com/puff-paddy

The Virtual Two-Spirit Regalia Making Program is uniquely designed for queer-Indigenous and Two-Spirited youth. This series will teach participants the basics of regalia making as well as foster cultural and social connections through a series of online sessions beginning February 22, 2021. @cdnroots https://canadianroots.ca//virtual-two-spirit-regalia-maki/

SOGI UBC Transformative Education Speaker Series presents: Chris Vargas Trans Hirstory in 99 Objects When: February 8th 4pm - 5pm This Virtual event is open t...o: Everyone RSVP here: https://bit.ly/39vNpQD Chris E. Vargas is a video maker and interdisciplinary artist. Through humor and performance, his work explores the complex ways queer and trans people negotiate spaces for themselves within arts institutions and popular culture. Vargas is the Executive Director of MOTHA, the Museum of Transgender Hirstory & Art, a conceptual arts & hirstory institution that engages critically with existing museum practices while also highlighting the contributions of trans art to the cultural and political landscape. Please join us for this virtual event, Vargas will present on the conceptual museum as well as its exhibition series, Trans Hirstory in 99 Objects. #SOGI #Hirstory

This #BlackHistoryMonth we're celebrating the work of BlaQ builders, makers, and creators for their underrepresented legacies and ongoing impact on the LGBT2Q+ ...community. See Brother to Brother, Difficult Love and Keyboard Fantasies from February 5. Tickets are on sale now from queerfilmfestival.ca. Illustration by Kay Wheeler.

The Musqueam Nation is hiring for a coordinator of their continuing wellness program for Musqueam LGBTQ2S+ community members. Please share this job posting within your network https://can59.dayforcehcm.com//s/Community/Posting/View/56

Indian residential school survivors Society toll free18007210066 Kuu-us Adults / elders 2507234050 Youth / children 2507232040... Toll free 18005888717 Hope for wellness helpline Toll free 18552423310 Tsow-tum Le Lum Society 1252682463

Join us at The Virtual Care Circle, a peer-led initiative on Anti-Oppression and Anti-Black Racism for Black identified Trans women and Non-binary people. The ...virtual sessions focus on self-care, mental health, building social connectedness and strengthening relationships. Access to WHIWH CHC emergency food bank will be provided as necessary, also linkage to primary health care, and access to ongoing virtual mental health support. Sessions are for African, Caribbean and Black trans women and non-binary people in the Greater Toronto Area. Register now to get your information package via mail. For more information and to register please email: [email protected]. See more

Do you have a passion for education, facilitation, and advocacy for the LGBTQ2SAI+ community? QMUNITY is currently looking for FACILITATOR, EDUCATION & TRAINING... PROGRAM to join the team! Application is open and deadline is January 6th 2021. For full job description and to apply visit our website qmunity.ca/jobs

Three Bridges is looking for a clerical person. Lived experience as trans, NB, or gender diverse is an asset!

New Qmunity support Group: Autistic Queer Peers A peer support group for autistic queer and trans people to be able to make friends and have discussions in a low-social-pressure, semi-structured, and lightly-moderated environment. The group aims to facilitate a space for community and connection for autistic queer and trans people. The group will be meeting every 2nd Wednesday of the month at 7:00pm online via Zoom

Trans Care BC is excited to share a new resource to assist with the process of updating personal identification The Updating ID Guide. This online tool provides information about how to legally change your name and gender marker on identity documents issued by the B.C provincial and Canadian federal governments. Please feel free to share this resource with your networks using the attached promotional poster. If you have any questions or feedback, please contact the Education Team at [email protected]. http://live-transcarebc.button.build/updating-id/

https://news.ubc.ca//health-of-transgender-youth-improvin/