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Jan 28, 2016  National study on LGBTQ education finds both support and lack of security for studentsLauren Siddall From concerns for students' safety to teachers' support of LGBTQ-inclusive education, the national Every Teacher Project is shedding light on a number of key issues in our schools. |
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Jan 19, 2016  GroundWire | Jan 19: Lelu Island protest update and Transgender Prisoner Solidarity DayGroundWire This episode of GroundWire features an update from Lelu Island, where Lax Kw'alaams First Nations have been protesting LNG development, and a story on Transgender Prisoner Solidarity Day. |
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Dec 16, 2015  Remembering Holly Woodlawn, trans visibility pioneerCory Collins Holly Woodlawn, an actress known for her work with Andy Warhol and her status as a pioneer of trans visibility, died last Sunday, December 6 after a battle with cancer. She was 69. |
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Dec 12, 2015  Criminalization and harassment of LGBTQ prisoners in Kitchener's federal prisonAw@l A summary of the "Being Queer is Not Illegal" campaign at the Federal Jail in Kitchener, and wrongfully convicted GVI prisoner Nyki Kish reads one of her new blog posts. |
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Dec 2, 2015  B.C. Corrections amends policy for transgender inmatesAlyse Kotyk B.C. becomes the second province in Canada to adopt a policy allowing transgender inmates to be placed based on identified gender, not birth sex. |
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Nov 30, 2015  Day of Remembrance work must include trans* womenAlyse Kotyk An upcoming event and documentary open the narrative of violence to include violence against trans* women of colour. |
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Nov 23, 2015  GroundWire | November 23, 2015: Criminalization of LGBTQ prisoners, opposing the North West LNG projectGroundWire This episode of GroundWire was produced on Haudenosaunee and Anishinabe traditional territory in Kingston by CRFC and hosted by Nathan Bateman. |
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Nov 20, 2015  November 20: Transgender Day of RemembranceTransgender Day of Remembrance is observed on November 20 to recognize and honour members of the trans community, who have been murdered for expressing their gender choice. |
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Nov 19, 2015  Overthrow the system! The fight for women's rights needs a socialist revolutionFaline Bobier The historic battles for women's rights are well documented, so why are we still fighting the same fights? If we truly want progressive change, we need a new revolution. |
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Oct 26, 2015  Which Witch?WINGS A lively exploration of changes in Western European ideas about witches, from Shakespeare's time to ours. |
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 International Women's Rights: a voters guide on women's isssues in the 2015 electionGuides The International Women's Rights Project has created a voters guide highlighting women's issues in 2015 election. |
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Jul 15, 2015  ACSEXE+: Talking disability and sexuality in MontrealTalking Radical Radio Aimee Louw and Charli Lessard talk about a new project in Montreal that deals with questions of disability and sexuality. |
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Jul 8, 2015  Senate tramples transgender rightsJ. Baglow The unelected Senate deliberately allowed a transgender rights bill to die on the order paper. A momentary triumph of bigotry over human decency. |
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Jul 2, 2015  Wendy Gritter on faith, LGBTQ communities and changeface2face Wendy talks about shame, guilt and principled pluralism -- how many of us have been socialized to feel disgust for the other and how secrets breed toxicity and ultimately cover up truth and justice. |
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Jul 2, 2015  When two become one... NOTLaura Brightwell Let's stop inviting friends to events via their partners, people. |
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Jul 2, 2015  Trans Pacific Partnership patent rules could threaten LGBT livesMitchell Thompson The Trans Pacific Partnership will introduce rules on patents for medication that critics say will restrict access to HIV treatment and threaten LGBT lives. |
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Jun 26, 2015  This week in labour: Strike with Pride!Ella Bedard It's Pride season. This week's labour roundup honours the work of LGBTIQ activists as strikes erupt across the country. |
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Jun 25, 2015  Government by sneak: The preferred Harper Conservative response to thorny issues and hard-fought electionsDavid J. Climenhaga As recent news stories illustrate, both same-sex marriage advocates and poultry and dairy farmers are targets of the government-by-sneak approach favoured by the Harper Conservatives. |
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Jun 25, 2015  Pride in action: New website works to #ENDhatelawsChristopher Karas With Pride going strong, check out what's new and a new way to document hate laws worldwide. |
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Jun 24, 2015  LGBTIQ public servants demand apology for the Canadian war on queersElla Bedard An apology is required. A new book by Gary Kinsman sheds light on a dark chapter in Canada's history, as those persecuted begin to demand redress for decades of surveillance and harassment. |
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Jun 24, 2015  Reconciling queerness and faith at the Human RITES ConferenceTalking Radical Radio Kim Holmes-Younger and Pam Rocker talk about a Calgary conference that brought people from multiple faiths together to discuss LGBTQ experiences of religion. |
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Jun 8, 2015 The Senate should pass Bill C-279 without amendments and without delayAn amendment passed by a Senate committee would weaken Bill C-279 protection, and would allow federal agencies discretionary power and impunity to discriminate against transgendered Canadians. |
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Jun 7, 2015  Pat Bond's 'Murder in the W.A.C.'WINGS The one-woman show 'Murder in the W.A.C.' is a funny, tragic tale of lesbians purged from the U.S. Army after the Second World War. |
