In a world where 46 percent of surveyed Canadian folks assigned female at birth and nearly 60 percent of Canadian folks assigned male at birth have fantasized about dominating someone sexually, kink has become mainstream. Learn more about navigating risk, respect, and awareness when it comes to our non-vanilla explorations. How can we bring anti-oppressive, […]

Explore the right to love and be loved as told by individuals with disabilities and their allies. This small-group talk is based on the 12-year collaboration between community members, Disability Action Hall, and the Centre for Sexuality. Join us for some short films, journalism, lively talk, and meet people as we talk about disability, sexuality […]

Learn about what role food plays in healthy relationships, how to create a great date night meal, and learn how to make some dishes for your next date night!

Join our student team as they lead a great 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. All are welcome to listen or participate as much as […]

Online through Zoom. Speed-friending / speed-dating. Inclusive of all genders and sexualities. Come meet new friends or potential dates! Hosted by Queers on Campus Register for this event

Sex Trivia is an evening of trivia where University students can test their knowledge about sex. Teams will compete against one another to answer questions from four different sex-related categories: sexual health, kinks and BDSM, sexual pop culture, and sex toys. Prizes are awarded for the top 3 places. This event is part of “Ask […]

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 free sex toys! Drop in anytime from 5:30 PM to 7:30 PM.

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 use to diagnose, treat, and prevent disease in women is still based upon male cell lines, male model organisms and men. Despite gains over the […]

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