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PROFESSIONAL ALLYSHIP:

Supporting Transgender and Gender Diverse Youth

Transmission Workshop Tour and Community Connections

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Kaeden Seburn and Behc Jax-Lynx are driving across rural Ontario and Manitoba this fall 2018 hosting afternoon workshops designed to train professionals who are working with and supporting children and youth. Kaeden and Behc are Ottawa based, trans and non-binary identified public educators who study and facilitate workshops regarding transgender, non-binary and gender diverse history, educational, social and health best practices, as well as youth-led community development. Join them for the afternoon as they guide you forward in your professional equity goals.

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Key Learning Objectives:

  • Dedicated time for discussion, conversation and Q & A

  • Understanding gender identity and gender expression

  • Affirming care models (name, pronoun, gender marker, clothing, washroom, sports/rec)

  • Understanding social transitioning and gender fluidity within a positive framework

  • Awareness expanding beyond the medical framework of transgender identities and lives

  • Pathways to building inclusive community & social engagement

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Cost: $50 per person +HST

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Tour Dates

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Timmins, ON

Monday September 17, 2018

Wawa, ON

Wednesday September 19, 2018

Stonewall, MB

Monday September 24, 2018

Marathon, ON

Friday September 21, 2018

Dryden, ON

Wednesday September 26, 2018

North Bay, ON

Thursday October 10, 2018

Community Connections

We love connecting with others in our trans and gender diverse communities! In each tour location we will also be hosting an evening drop in and meet and greet gathering for trans and gender diverse youth, adults, families and allies as a way to talk with you, share information, resources, stories and make art together. Feel free to bring your favorite snack or art supplies if you have some to share.

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For more information about our tour or community connections gatherings, please find us at the links below:

  • YouTube - Black Circle
  • Instagram - Black Circle
  • Facebook - Black Circle

Our workshops, presentations and events take place on land that we reside on as visitors, guests and settlers.

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Holding our trans and gender diverse communities in thought - we send love, care, honor and pay respect to those who came before us, to those who are not with us today and to those who will follow us into the future. It is our gender diverse beings who have set up the road map, guidance and grounding which enables us to be able to work and speak in public spaces. We thank you.

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