As the COVID-19 pandemic continues to have a disproportionate impact on many marginalized communities, including 2SLGBTQIA+ communities, each Thursday we will be spotlighting amazing queer organizations and services located in the GTA. @The519 @LGBTYouthLine @p2p_toronto
Check out the new Queer Covid Toronto website! It features a snapshot of our sample, spotlights of our team members, and updates on our ongoing publications and presentations. Link is below and in our bio:
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The 519 Older 2SLGBTQ+ Adults Program provides 2 Spirit, queer, and trans seniors (aged 50+) with opportunities to make deeper connections with peers.
Mondays • 2-4 pm; Fridays • 2-3:30pm
For more info, email Moji: [email protected].
#Older2SLGBTQ#Seniors#Community#Support
This week we are featuring, LGBT YouthLine, an Ontario based organization that provides counselling, training, and resources to young people of all gender and sexual identities.
Check out their website to find all their socials: https://t.co/ohQuEdvyAk
The Native Women's Resource Centre of Toronto is a charity that provides a safe and welcoming space for Indigenous women and their children in the Greater Toronto Area.
Follow them @ nwrct to get updates on their upcoming events
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All information has been anonymized and pseudonyms have been assigned to protect participant confidentiality.
Mental Health Resources:
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Alicia Elliott (she/her) is a Mohawk who has written for The Globe and Mail, CBC, Hazlitt and several others. This quote is from her first book, A Mind Spread Out On The Ground, a national bestseller.
Follow Alicia on twitter @WordsandGuitar
HaRyung Kim (she/her) is a qualitative research assistant for the QueerCOVID Toronto project. She is a first-year PhD student at the University of Toronto in Sociology. Her research interests include gender, state violence, and postcolonialism.
This week we are featuring @SisteringTO! Sistering is a multi-service agency for at-risk, socially isolated women and trans folk in Toronto who are homeless or precariously housed. They are located at 962 Bloor St W and are currently open to the public. https://t.co/X2Q3nW5ltr
katherena vermette (she/her) is a Red River Métis (Michif) writer from Treaty 1 territory, the heart of the Métis Nation. She has worked in poetry, novels, children’s literature, and film. The Break, as well as her other novels, won several awards and was a bestseller in Canada.
This week we are featuring the Queer Muslim Network, a community based organization providing resources, hosting events, and connecting queer Muslims in Toronto and the GTA! Check out their Instagram for programming and resources.
This week, we are featuring quotes that illuminate how our participants felt about Ontario's healthcare and policies throughout the third wave of the pandemic.
All information has been anonymized and pseudonyms have been assigned for confidentiality.
#queercovidto
The Domino project is a black queer youth collective working to support the needs of black LGBTQ+ youth in Toronto and the GTA. Their mission is to provide safe spaces for Black queer and trans youth.
https://t.co/rPUcYsCcDY
This week, we are featuring quotes that illuminate how our participants felt about Ontario's healthcare and policies throughout the third wave of the pandemic.
All information has been anonymized and pseudonyms have been assigned for confidentiality.
#queercovidto
This week, we are featuring quotes that illuminate how our participants felt about Ontario's healthcare and policies throughout the third wave of the pandemic.
All information has been anonymized and pseudonyms have been assigned for confidentiality.
#queercovidto