GWTC Le Centre des femmes et des trans de Glendon

Hello everyone,

Start Proud, formerly known as Out On Bay Street, facilitates the professional development of Le***an, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Q***r & Ally (LGBTQA+) students as they transition from school to career in order to build a national network within the community. Feel free to visit www.startproud.org to learn more about the amazing work we do for young professionals across the nation!

They are looking to hire passionate and engaging Student Ambassadors to represent us on campuses across Canada! This volunteer position would entail informing students on campus about the various events we are hosting, which would include our annual Out on Bay Street Conference in September.

Any interested students email their resume to [email protected]. In addition, in the subject line, please include which business line you would like to represent (STEM, Arts, Business, Law or Graduate).

Start Proud Connecting the 2SLGBTQIA+ leaders of tomorrow with successful futures today.

Apply - Bill 7 Award Applicants are encouraged to use the secure online application form linked below. You will receive a confirmation and an email when your application is successfully submitted. Those who require a paper copy of application may print a hard copy from 2018-19 Bill 7 Award Application Form (169.1 KB) .

Today an ad hoc group called the York University (L)Activists held a rally a press conference, rally, and lactation-in at Vari Hall
Please consider signing this petition to hold York University accountable for providing Lactation accommodations.

Veuillez considérer signer cette pétition pour tenir l'université de York responsable de refuser de fournir des adaptations de lactation.

http://chn.ge/2HZhuqJ

Sign the Petition Kathleen Wynne: York University Refuses to Provide Lactation Accommodations

Hey everyone, we have exciting news!
We are hiring! Nous embouchons!
If you are interested in working for the GWTC next year please apply by sending your resume to [email protected] by the end of the month. Les étudiants LGBTQ2SIA+ et des communautés marginalisés sont particulierement encouragées de poster leur candidature.

Hello, everyone, we have been contacted by Niki Mohrdar, an M.A student working on their final research project in the Communication and Culture department at Ryerson University. The study they're conducting looks at how first-generation immigrant women from the Middle East negotiate popular discourses of multiculturalism and ‘being Canadian,’ with their own experiences of immigration and living in Canadian society.

Niki is currently recruiting participants for this study. Participation in this study involves an individual interview and participation in a focus group. It will take a total of two days, with roughly a two hour time commitment on both days. The individual interviews, which will be completed in roughly four to six weeks, will precede the focus groups. Participants will be asked personal questions about their racial, gender, and immigrant identities. For example, they will be asked to speak about their experiences of immigration, their thoughts on Canadian multiculturalism, their experiences of living as a racialized, female body in Canadian society, and their thoughts on what it means to be ‘Canadian.’ Participation is entirely voluntarily, at all stages, and withdrawal from the study is allowed at all stages, if necessary.

Participants must be women, who migrated as children alongside their guardians. Women can be from the following nations: Egypt, Iran, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Yemen, Palestine, Lebanon, Syria, Saudi Arabia and Turkey. Immigrants must currently be between the ages of 20-35. They must have immigrated before 2007.

If you or anyone in your association would be a good fit for this study and are interested in participating, please tell them to contact Niki at [email protected]. Niki will then send them a consent form which outlines in more detail what they can expect. A time and place for the interviews will be determined once consent is given.

Hello everyone,
We will have modified hours during the strike in order to be respectful for both those picketing and our volunteers' decisions on crossing picket lines.
As of right now we will be open
Tuesdays 12-3 and Wednesdays 3-6.
We will update you as soon as anything changes

Bonjour à tous,
Nous avons un horaire modifié pendant la grève afin d'être respectueux à l'égard de ces piquets de grève et des décisions de nos bénévoles concernant les lignes de piquetage.
Dès maintenant nous serons ouverts
Les mardis 12-3 et mercredi 3-6.
Nous vous mettrons à jour dès que quelque chose changera

A new law program at the University of Victoria is the world’s first to combine the intensive study of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous law, enabling people to work fluently across the two realms.

World's first Indigenous law degree - University of Victoria A new law program at the University of Victoria is the world's first to combine the intensive study of both Indigenous and non-Indigenous law, enabling people to work fluently across the two realms. Students will graduate with two professional degrees, one in Canadian Common Law (Juris Doctor or 'JD...

we hope you have a restful reading week! we will be open again on the 26th :)

Hey Folks! Le petit mort club will be having an outing to Oasis AquaLounge in Toronto (19+). They will be holding an information meeting on Thursday Jan 11 at 6pm in YH A302 if you are interested 🏊‍♀️🏊‍♂️

Hi everyone, we have received our monthly shipment!
Pour rappel, nous avons une limite d'un sac par personne 💚

**tomorrow we will open later than normal please send us a message if you have urgent need for the centre