Virtual-based mental health and social work clinic serving EST and MST
LGBTQ2SIA+, disability and neurodivergent-affirming counselling/therapy in-person in Moose Jaw, SK, and online.
Poetry Open Mic at Buddies In Bad Times Theatre
This free community event is an opportunity for queer and biopic youth and elders to come together and share their work.
A program supporting youth living with HIV, ages 18-29, through confidential peer support and weekly group programming.
ARCH HIV/AIDS Resources & Community Health
ARCH provides accessible, culturally responsive, and holistic supports and programming for 2SLGBTQI+.
2SLGBTQI+ affirming virtual counselling clinic supporting Ontario residents ages 14 and up
Creates opportunities for queer and trans Muslims to meet one another, build connections, learn and share skills, and have paid opportunities. Centres the brilliance of Black queer and trans Muslim community members. Disrupts Islamophobia within mainstream queer and trans communities.
Responds to the serious lack of spaces for queer and trans Black, Indigenous and People of Colour in Peel Region. Hosts a community-driven informal meetup every month in central Mississauga.
Builds capacity for marginalized and racialized queer and trans people, as well as connects diasporic racialized queer and trans communities in order to create intentional dialogue that disrupts the heteronormative status quo. Celebrates BIPOC queer and trans identities, creative expressions, endeavours and achievements.
Celebrates and co-creates resilient Filipino-Canadian 2SLGBTQI+ communities through education, advocacy, events and support services.
Offers transitional housing and in-house supports including crisis intervention, counselling, health checkups, physical activity, life skills workshops, cooking, cleaning, financial literacy and professional mentorship. Also provides supports for specific communities, including groups for BIPOC (Black, Indigenous and People of Colour) youth, transgender youth, newcomers and refugees.
Latest Issue
September/October 2025
Inside this issue: An intimate conversation with Sarah McLachlan on the legacy of Lilith, allyship, and what comes next; In celebration of disco’s 55th year we sat down with seven legendary divas who survived, shone, and soundtracked our liberation; Finnish goalkeeper Sofia Manner finds safe haven in Canada; Inside the groundbreaking work of the Community-Based Research Centre; The legacy of Noah’s Arc; Pinning over hot (and, sadly, dead) Victorian men; Ziyad Saadi’s debut novel is definitely not an instruction manual for coming out; A look at queer-owned Little Ghosts Book, Canada’s first horror bookstore; and more.
Download this issue for free