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A Toolkit on Trans and Gender Diverse Patient-Advocacy
A Toolkit on Trans and Gender Diverse Patient-Advocacy This toolkit was developed by community members from the Champlain region and Wisdom2Action. In the current trans
A Toolkit on Trans and Gender Diverse Patient-Advocacy This toolkit was developed by community members from the Champlain region and Wisdom2Action. In the current trans
The Internet Isn’t All Rainbows Exposing and Mitigating Online Queerphobic Hate Against 2SLGBTQ+ Organizations According to Statistics Canada, hate crimes reported to the police have
Wisdom2Action’s 2023 Annual Report 2023 was another amazing year for Wisdom2Action. The team was involved in multiple new, as well as ongoing projects in which
Ari Para (they/them) is a project officer with Wisdom2Action, based in Scarborough on the traditional territory…
by Dennis L. Stuebing, Ph.D. With most of the annual holiday celebrations nearly complete, it’s an opportune time to think about the year ahead and
by Marcie Casler (she/her) September marks a pivotal time for many students as they return to school, a period that can be filled with excitement
by Wisdom2Action We are seeking applications for the part-time position of Project Officer for a 9-month term (with the possibility of extension). The focus of
by Marcie Casler (she/her) June isn’t just any month in Canada—it’s one where we crank up the volume to celebrate the vibrant 2SLGBTQIA+ communities. it’s
5 Ways to Create Safer Spaces for Queer and Trans Youth in Physical and Health Education Classrooms by Sreya Roy, Dr. Dennis Stuebing, Wisdom2Action (W2A)
Out in Public: And the Impacts of Public Gender-Based Violence agaisnt 2SLGBTQ+ Youth The following report captures the methods, findings, and recommendations of a project
In the spirit of reconciliation, Wisdom2Action acknowledges the land on which it was originally established as the traditional and unceded territory of the M’ikmaq, known as Mi’kmak’i (Nova Scotia). Our team is spread across Turtle Island (Canada) on the treaty lands of many First Nations. We recognize the people and the land in this way as part of our commitment to anti-oppression and decolonization. We are all treaty people.
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