A long Road to Peace
n 2017, a compelling documentary called "A Long Road To Peace" was produced, showcasing the stories and experiences of six 2SLGBTIQ+ refugees and newcomers. Through their narratives, the aim was to inspire and promote knowledge-sharing within the community while addressing the existing gaps in the system. We extend our deepest appreciation to Lazy Kitten Production and Adebayo Katiiti for their extraordinary collaboration in bringing forth this transformative documentary that has the potential to change lives.
Capacity Building Retreat
Monthly Capacity Building and mental wellness
Trans Day of Remembrance
TDOR, or Transgender Day of Remembrance, is of great importance in honoring transgender individuals lost to violence and raising awareness about the ongoing struggle for transgender rights and acceptance. It serves as a reminder to stand together, advocate for justice, and create safer, more inclusive spaces for all.
Stonewall Queer Culture Awards 2022
Highlights of Stonewall Awards that recognize and honor the work of different activists, community members, local organizers and organisations encourages them to keep up their work.
Stonewall Convention and Cultural Awards 2022
Stonewall Convention and Cultural Awards 2022: As we conclude the year, we come together to celebrate remarkable individuals in our community and acknowledge their outstanding contributions and service. It is a time to honor those who have truly stood out and made a significant impact.
Stonewall Black Trans Lives Matter 2020
We walk,we advocate,we fight for equality and Human Rights
International Stonewall Symposium Highlights
The annual Stonewall Symposium was completed on 26th of June 2021 taking the virtual approach due to COVID-19. The symposium address issues of gender based violence and police brutality towards the QTBIPOC Community and deliberations are made to ensure their protection and wellbeing in regards to gender based violence and police attacks
Unpacking
Black Trans Legacy
After being silenced and jailed for his gender identity, A Black Trans Prince and Leader in Alberta shares his story and unpacks the legacy of hope, joy and resistance of other Black Trans people and 2SLGBTIQ+ Refugees.