Sex toys and queer culture, what's not to love? Join GSA^2 to learn about queer sexual health the fun way, TRIVIA! Participate for a chance to win LDL coupons and […]

Drop-in inclusive activity for students to make valentine cards for whoever they want.

In June 2006, CIHR began asking funding applicants to include sex and gender considerations into their research. We are now more than a decade past, and most information that clinicians […]

Stop by to decorate and smash some cakes to celebrate Anti-Valentine's Day! Refreshments will be provided.

A Panel discussion with 3 trans students and a moderator surrounding basic trans terminology and respect, followed by their experiences as trans people on the University of Calgary campus. Drop-in […]

Using photography and art, 15 sex workers (the artists) in Newfoundland and Labrador, share their experiences in five areas: The Industry, Healthcare, Law, Supports, and Basic Needs. Their compelling stories are told through photography, graphic illustration (comics), and artistic drawings. The artists show what's working while illustrating the issues they face, and providing solutions. The […]

Join us in this playful, engaging, interactive workshop to explore and reflect on how great communication can illuminate the powerful origins of the word ‘consent,’ which means “feeling together.”

Ever wondered what the different faiths say about sexual intimacy? Sexual Intimacy in Scriptures will follow the scriptural reasoning approach to interfaith dialogue. Each faith community represented will pick a short passage from their scripture surrounding the topic of sexual intimacy. Each passage is read out loud and given a bit of context. Then participants […]

We will be having a conversation with Martin Boyce, a prominent LGBTQ activist, and one of the last surviving members from the Stonewall riots. Register here: https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/a-conversation-with-stonewall-riot-activist-martin-boyce-tickets-515108783237

Join us in this playful, engaging, interactive workshop to explore and reflect on how great communication can illuminate the powerful origins of the word ‘consent,’ which means “feeling together.”

Join the Faith and Spirituality Centre’s student team for a conversation about the experiences of being queer and growing up within various faith communities. We will talk about navigating those identities, the challenges of staying or leaving the faith community and how we can move forward. Drop in anytime - stay for a bit, stay […]