Trans Day of Remembrance

November 10, 2025 · by admin · in Uncategorized

Join us at Branion Plaza on November 20th from 4-6pm for a vigil and resource fair for Trans Day of Remembrance 2025. Free coffee and apple cider! Folks from GRCGED, Out On The Shelf, Hive the Queer Health Hub and…

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Tips for Supporting Your Trans Friends

November 6, 2025 · by admin · in Uncategorized

Sex/Gender: The Basics Transgender people have always existed, and the gender binary is a colonial European construct. Many different cultures and societies have an expansive understanding of gender, expression, roles and identity. Being transgender is not a mental illness. Tips…

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November 25th to December 10th marks the 16 Days of Activism Against Gender Based Violence. This information provided by the International Women’s Development Agency can help us all to learn more about the meaning behind these 16 days. To take action against gender based violence you can access the link at the end of the post or look on our page for events happening in the Guelph community and on the University of Guelph’s campus. #16daysofactivism ... See MoreSee Less

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Meet Lori and Lidia! Lori and Lidia have been working at GRCGED for over a decade! Watch this video to learn more about why they love being a part of GRCGED! 💜💚💙 #grcged #guelph #safespace #universityofguelph #aboutus #inclusion Transcript: [[Student in GRCGED interviews two staff members at GRCGED, Lori and Lidia, at their respective desks.]Student: “What’s your name?”Lori: “I’m Lori. I’m the volunteer and resource coordinator at GRCGED.”Lidia: “My name is Lidia Fourcans, and my position is outreach and organizational coordinator.”Student: “How long have you been working here?”Lori: “About 15 years.”Lidia: “11 years.”Student: “Why did you start working here?”Lori: “I was really excited about, um, getting involved with a feminist organization, and doing that, like as my job. That was really cool.”Lidia: “Because I’m a feminist and I wanted to work at a feminist organization.” Student: “And what’s your favourite part about this job?”Lori: “The volunteers. I really love working with the volunteers here. They’re really dedicated, and I get to learn about a lot of different students.” Lidia: “Organizing events, workshops, and working with students, faculty members, and community organizations.” Student: “Cool. Thank you so much.” Lidia: “Thank you.” ... See MoreSee Less

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