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Choeur gai d’Ottawa Gay Men’s Chorus is a local, independent, charitable organization the mission of which is to perform quality choral music and to contribute to the gay community.
OGRC is more than just a running club—it's a community where everyone is encouraged to be themselves, push their limits, and support one another. Our weekly group runs are designed to bring people together and create a sense of belonging. We believe that running is not just about fitness, but also about the connections we make along the way.
The Ottawa Knights is a Brotherhood which strives to preserve the Leather culture through leadership, camaraderie, education, and Community service.
Ottawa Pride Hockey is a pick-up hockey group in Ottawa that was created to allow members of all genders and sexual orientations to play in a safe and supportive environment.
We focus our work on organizations serving seniors such as residential care facilities, service agencies, palliative care services, and homecare agencies. The goal is to encourage/advocate for LGBT-positive spaces and cultural competence within these agencies and facilities. OSPN’s training team supports these efforts by providing workshops and professional development for staff, students and volunteers as requested.
Ottawa Time Out Hiking Club is a hiking club for members of the gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans community. Trail destinations are mostly parks in Eastern Ontario and West Quebec ranging from nearby Gatineau Park to as far as the Adirondack Mountains in New York state.
The Ottawa Trans Library houses a collection of books by trans authors, as well as historical, important and interesting works on trans issues and people. You can browse the collection online here. In addition to the lending collection, there is a free library of books unrelated to trans issues.
We are a social space in addition to being a library. You don’t need to borrow a book. Oppressed people have always needed spaces where they can be safe, gather, meet new people and talk. We have reading stations and tables for studying or socializing. Come enjoy a free coffee, browse the collection, or just swing by to say hello!
The Ottawa Wolves form a Rugby Football Club for men and women in Canada’s National Capital Region. The Club was founded by Carl Pilon and Jay Smidt in 2008 with the mission to promote and encourage participation in rugby among those who have traditionally been under-represented in the game. The team members are predominantly part of the LGBTQA community, but diverse in its make-up, and inclusive of everyone.
Our Landing Place offers a range of services and resources designed to support the mental health and well-being of transgender, non-binary, and gender-diverse individuals. The platform focuses on providing accessible, inclusive care through counseling, peer support, and educational materials tailored to the unique experiences of the trans community.
Out at Camp is a non-profit organization dedicated to creating inclusive, empowering, and enjoyable outdoor experiences for the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Our programs are designed to encourage personal growth, foster a sense of belonging, and promote a love for nature and outdoor activities.
Pass the Vibes was founded in 2019 by a group of friends in Ottawa who identified the need for inclusive and accessible knowledge-sharing spaces for Queer, Trans, Black, Indigenous and People of Colour (QTBIPOC), especially for skills such as DJing that are often taught in very male and white-dominated environments.
This resource sheet, created by Dr. Jennifer DiFiore, MD, provides a comprehensive list of community support and mental health resources for pediatric gender diversity in the Champlain region, aimed at supporting youth and their families.
This booklet provides targeted exercises and advice for trans men, trans masculine, and non-binary individuals assigned female at birth (AFAB). It focuses on improving pelvic floor health, addressing issues related to bladder and bowel control, sexual function, and overall pelvic well-being, whether or not one has undergone gender-affirming surgery.
This resource was created by Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy (POGP).
This booklet offers tailored exercises and advice for trans women, trans feminine, and non-binary individuals assigned male at birth (AMAB). It focuses on improving pelvic floor health, addressing issues related to bladder and bowel control, erectile function, and overall pelvic well-being, whether or not one has undergone gender-affirming surgery.
This resource was created by Pelvic Obstetric and Gynaecological Physiotherapy (POGP).
PFLAG provides an open and welcoming environment for individuals, parents and families to meet and discuss how to navigate the emotional, societal and practical challenges of living a full and satisfying life in appreciation of the individual expression and experience of sexual identity or sexual orientation.
We are dedicated to building a community where everyone has access to culturally safe, inclusive, and comprehensive sexual and reproductive healthcare.
This guide provides practical advice for healthcare providers on how to make Electronic Health Records (EHRs) more inclusive of 2SLGBTQ individuals. It covers key strategies for incorporating sexual orientation and gender identity into intake forms and EHRs, ensuring that healthcare environments are welcoming and affirming for all patients.
This resource was created by Rainbow Health Ontario, a program of Sherbourne Health.
A survey template to assess attendee’s previous knowledge on gender affirmative practice before participation in the presentation. Gives attendees the ability to provide viable feedback and presenters to evaluate the impact of the presentation.
A survey template to assess attendee’s previous knowledge on gender affirmative practice before participation in the presentation. Gives attendees the ability to provide viable feedback and presenters to evaluate the impact of the presentation.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
Pride Capital Volleyball (PCV) is a volunteer, non-profit volleyball organization that promotes volleyball and the well-being of the 2SLGBTQ+ community of the National Capital Region by offering fun, inclusive, and positive spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ people and allies of all skill levels.
Creating opportunities to celebrate, advocate, educate and connect people, respecting the full diversity of 2SLGBTQIA+ communities!
Step into a sanctuary where individuals of all gender and orientations can embrace their true selves without fear or judgment. Probe is a hub to find genuine connections and discover consensual exploration, fostering a community and lifestyle where everyone feels seen, heard, and celebrated.
This document outlines model hospital policies to ensure ethical, compassionate, and non-discriminatory care for intersex patients. It covers critical topics such as patient rights, informed consent, and the importance of multidisciplinary care teams, aiming to reduce harm and promote respectful treatment of intersex individuals in healthcare settings.
This resource was created by experts in collaboration with the intersex community to guide healthcare providers in implementing best practices.
This resource offers practical tips for healthcare providers to deliver inclusive, affirming, and culturally safer perinatal care for 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals, addressing common challenges and providing actionable steps to enhance care during pregnancy, birth, and postpartum.
This curriculum, available through the Trans-LINK network, offers guidance for healthcare providers on delivering trans-affirming care to sexual assault survivors. It includes best practices, resources, and training materials to ensure that transgender and non-binary survivors receive compassionate, respectful, and supportive care tailored to their unique needs.
A chapter examining the impact of discrimination, systemic barriers, and social and economic factors that impact the health of transgender people. It concludes with public health solutions and policy recommendations to improve trans health.
A safe, fun, inclusive space for queer people in Ottawa to get together-on bikes! All levels/no drop rides!
A support space for all members of the 2SLGBTQIA+ community in matters regarding end of life, death, dying, and grief.
The purpose of Queer Connection Lanark County is to increase the visibility of the 2SLGBTQI+ community. Active in Lanark County since 2014, Queer Connection Lanark County has built upon the tremendous work done by LGBT Lanark County and LGBT Lanark County Civitan.
A safe space for LGBT+ people to get together and play dodgeball at a non-competitive level.
Queering613 is a volunteer-run grassroots community love project committed to connecting LGBTQ+ folks to Ottawa’s queer and trans cultures, organizations and issues. We want to be a community space for connecting, getting together, making, amplifying and learning about Ottawa’s LGBTQ loves and faves, it’s exciting happenings and the issues nearest and dearest to our queer hearts.
Explores the impact of COVID-19 on trans, non-binary and other gender non-conforming people through barriers to healthcare access and community support. Concludes that trans healthcare should be considered essential and the need for increased training for healthcare providers.
Queerios is a supportive drop-in program designed for LGBTQ+ youth aged 12-17, offering a safe space for connection, growth, and community engagement. It emphasizes positive mental health, skill-building, and access to local resources. The program provides a variety of activities, including art, sports, games, and a nutritious meal, catering to the diverse interests of its participants. Additionally, on-site counselling is available to ensure mental and emotional support.
Free weekly weight lifting drop-in (run by and for queer people). All ages, levels of experience, and forms of exercise are welcome! Drop-in at any time and stay for however long you'd like.
Queer Muslim Network (QMN) is a grassroots organization dedicated to community building and uplifting 2SLGBTQ+ Muslims and their allies. Based in Toronto, Montreal, & Ottawa, QMN provides a safe and welcoming space for individuals who identify as both queer and Muslim, across all sects.
Through social and spiritual programming, QMN strives to create a supportive environment that celebrates diversity and promotes the acceptance of all Islamic identities.
QYC is a creative music-making group for youth ages 14-17 in Ottawa’s queer community who identify as 2SLGBTQIA+, queer spawn, or allies.
A safe Queer space for MENA/SWANA folks to build community in Ottawa.
Rainbow Health Ontario works to ensure 2SLGBTQ+ communities receive equitable, affirming health care across Ontario. We train health care and service providers in clinically and culturally competent care, develop evidence-based resources, advocate for inclusive policy change, and host Ontario’s leading 2SLGBTQ+ health conference.
Rainbow Health Ontario (RHO) offers education and training programs designed to improve the quality of care for 2SLGBTQ+ communities. These programs provide healthcare providers with the knowledge and skills needed to deliver inclusive, affirming, and culturally competent care. Training topics include gender-affirming care, creating inclusive environments, and understanding the unique health needs of 2SLGBTQ+ individuals.
Ottawa’s LGBTQ2S+ Curling League: The league began with 8 teams and with tremendous growth over the years, is operating with 42 teams in the 2023-2024 season. Membership is open to the LGBTQ2S+ Ottawa community with any level of curling ability – from a total rookie to a seasoned veteran.
This article discusses the pervasive influence of cisnormativity in psychology and healthcare, highlighting the need to challenge and dismantle these biases to improve care for transgender and gender-diverse individuals. It calls for critical examination of practices, policies, and education to foster more inclusive and equitable healthcare environments.
This fact sheet from Rainbow Health Ontario provides comprehensive information on reproductive options for transgender individuals, covering topics such as fertility preservation, hormone therapy, and the impact of surgeries on fertility. It is designed to guide informed decision-making in transition-related care, ensuring that trans people have access to reproductive choices that align with their goals and identities.
This resource was developed by Rainbow Health Ontario.
The Ottawa Rideau Speedeaus d’Ottawa is a swim team with a difference: it is primarily a gay, lesbian, bisexual and trans swim team, but welcomes members from the straight community too. Our main purpose is to help members reach their swimming goals, be they for competition, recreation or fitness.
This guide explores the intersection of transgender health and HIV, offering insights into the rights of transgender individuals in accessing healthcare and HIV services. It includes strategies for advocacy, information on legal protections, and best practices for ensuring that transgender people receive equitable, respectful, and comprehensive HIV care.
Are you looking for a creative, sex-positive space? Sensorium Studio offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for creatives, educators, and communities to bring their visions to life. Whether you're planning a photoshoot, pop-up market or special event, our unique space is designed to inspire.
Sexfluent is a youth-driven initiative brought to you by CANFAR. We’re dedicated to ending Canada’s HIV epidemic but we know that HIV prevention is so much more than just giving out information about HIV transmission and prevention. It’s about creating a culture of openness, acceptance and empowerment for youth to feel confident in their identity, sexuality and decision-making capabilities. We want to transform the conversation around sexual health to be free of judgment and shame, so that you can embark on your own journey of self-acceptance and exploring pleasure.
A survey template for learners to complete 12 months after participation in the program to gain information regarding their experiences providing gender-affirmative care within the community. A final survey to assess areas for improvement, key skills and takeaways, comfortability levels and post engagement experiences.
A survey template for learners to complete 12 months after participation in the program to gain information regarding their experiences providing gender-affirmative care within the community. A final survey to assess areas for improvement, key skills and takeaways, comfortability levels and post engagement experiences.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
A survey template to evaluate increased comfortability and knowledge in the provision of gender affirmative care after participation in the placement program. Gives attendees the capacity to provide viable feedback, as well as demonstrates the impact of involvement and areas of improvement to further increase knowledge acquisition.
A survey template to evaluate increased comfortability and knowledge in the provision of gender affirmative care after participation in the placement program. Gives attendees the capacity to provide viable feedback, as well as demonstrates the impact of involvement and areas of improvement to further increase knowledge acquisition.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
A survey template for learners to complete before starting placement to gain information regarding time involvement, ability to access gender affirming health services, comfortability and likeliness of provision of gender affirmative care after completion.
A survey template for learners to complete before starting placement to gain information regarding time involvement, ability to access gender affirming health services, comfortability and likeliness of provision of gender affirmative care after completion.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
This article from the Canadian Family Physician explores the importance of integrating gender-affirming primary care into general family medicine practices, arguing that the necessary skills already exist within the scope of family physicians and emphasizing the need for inclusive, accessible care for transgender and gender-diverse patients.
Promoting self-affirmation, dignity, and equality for queer identifying folks in Smiths Falls and beyond.
The Spaniel's Tale Bookstore is a queer-owned independent bookstore in Ottawa, Ontario, serving Hintonburg, Wellington Village, Westboro, Mechanicsville, Little Italy, and beyond. We offer a curated selection of contemporary fiction, non-fiction, and children’s books, as well as greeting cards and other gifts.
We provide workshops, discussion groups, and art collaborations, as well as counselling services, peer mentoring, and primary care resources.
Spectrum can help with challenges like depression, anxiety and suicide while also offering practical support to navigate the mental health, housing and educational systems.
This document provides comprehensive guidelines for the healthcare of transgender and gender-diverse individuals, covering a wide range of topics including mental health, hormone therapy, surgical interventions, and primary care. It reflects the latest research and best practices to ensure respectful, inclusive, and effective healthcare.
Presents trans women’s experiences of multi-faceted violence and barriers within receiving healthcare in Columbia. Includes advocacy work to collaboratively design and implement trans health rights treatment guidelines.
Shop, play, connect: welcome to Studio Staja! Whether you're a lifelong gamer, a curious newcomer, or someone looking for a cozy spot to relax with friends, we’re here to make your experience special.
This guide discusses the impact of supportive versus rejecting parenting on the mental health and well-being of gender-expansive and transgender youth. It highlights how supportive parenting can significantly enhance a child's self-esteem and resilience, while rejecting behaviors can increase risks of depression and suicidal thoughts.
This resource was developed by Gender Spectrum to educate parents and caregivers about creating affirming environments for their children.
This study examines the outcomes of double incision and free nipple grafting (DIFNG) in female-to-male gender affirmation surgery, focusing on the impact of obesity on surgical and patient-reported results. It finds that obese patients experience similar outcomes to non-obese patients, supporting the use of this technique regardless of BMI.
T's All Welcoming Pub is in the heart of Ottawa's LGBTQIA+ Community.
This paper explores the critical role of digital technologies in the access of gender-affirming health care and reliable information. The study calls for improved support and funding for trans health technologies to ensure long-term sustainability.
Provides detailed answers to common community inquiries regarding prescriptions, first steps in the transitioning process, counselling and youth supports, as well as where clients can access relevant resources.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
Provides detailed answers to common community inquiries regarding prescriptions, first steps in the transitioning process, counselling and youth supports, as well as where clients can access relevant resources.
The Ten Oaks Project is a charitable, volunteer-driven organization that engages and connects children and youth from LGBTQ+ (lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans, two-spirit, queer) communities.
Studies medical genderism and cisnormativity, discrimination, and economic and geographic barriers for accessing South Africa’s public health system for trans women. Proposes solutions of integrating trans-inclusive polices, expanding medical training, increase funding, develop intake forms and protocols that include gender diversity, and improve representation by hiring trans healthcare providers.
The Grove is a Queer, Black and People of Colour owned business located on the traditional and unceded territory of the Algonquin Anishinaabe. It's a safe, welcoming, and inclusive collective art space that houses creativity, empowerment, and mutual respect for queer and IBPOC artists and allies.
The Lookout Bar and Nightclub is Ottawa's most popular LGBTQ+ and all-welcoming bar located in the heart of the Byward Market. We are known for our fun, welcoming and energetic atmosphere where people love to let loose, socialize, and hit the dance floor!
The Ottawa Dyke March first took place July 10, 2004, in solidarity with other dyke marches around the world. Even though the march has grown and evolved since its inception, it still maintains the same values that inspired Ottawa dykes to take to the street in the first place: namely our opposition to the commercialization of queer culture and the discrimination that affects dykes in our society. We are dedicated to ending all forms of oppression.
This resource provides an overview of the services offered by The Ottawa Hospital's Gender Affirming Surgery Clinic, including patient pathways, surgical procedures, and answers to frequently asked questions. It is designed to guide transgender and non-binary patients through the process of accessing gender-affirming surgeries at TOH.
This document provides a comprehensive overview of the services offered by The Ottawa Hospital's Gender Affirming Surgery Clinic, including patient pathways, a list of available procedures, and answers to frequently asked questions. It guides patients through the process of accessing gender-affirming surgeries at TOH, from referral to post-operative care, ensuring they have the necessary information to navigate their surgical journey.
This resource was created in collaboration with Dr. Cormier and Centretown Community Health Centre’s Trans Health Program.
Examines the access and legal rights of transgender individuals in healthcare access in Norway. It discusses limited access, discrimination, legal and human rights concerns and the need for reformation.
An article that identifies key barriers to healthcare for the trans and gender-diverse community, such as failure to use client’s chosen name. It calls for complete revaluation of health worker training programs, as well as advocacy for strategies that diverge from traditional training methods.
The Walk-In Counselling Clinic & Counselling Connect are a collaborative initiative supported by Ontario Health East and a network of dedicated community agencies.
Together, we’re committed to removing barriers and making mental health support easier to access, especially when you need it most.
We are a diverse team of trained professionals guided by values of equity, inclusion and trauma-informed care. We recognize the strength it takes to seek help, and we’re honoured to be part of your support system.
Tone Cluster is a vibrant musical ensemble that contributes both musically to the Ottawa arts scene and socially as part of Ottawa’s 2SLGBTQIA+ community.
This toolkit offers comprehensive guidance for healthcare providers and organizations on delivering HIV prevention services to transgender women of color. It includes culturally sensitive approaches, best practices, and resources aimed at reducing HIV transmission and supporting the health and well-being of this marginalized group.
Chapter analyzing the impact of the binary framework in women’s health research on trans women and their healthcare needs. Explores the urgent need to reform healthcare and research to include trans women, as well as provide equitable and inclusive sexual health care.
Study that examines legal frameworks, insurance coverage and systemic barriers for gender-affirming health care access in 28 countries. The study highlights the need for policy reforms for gender-affirming healthcare quality and accessibility.
A research article that explores the healthcare experiences of trans and gender diverse people in Australia through interviews to analyze the key barriers to receiving equitable access to healthcare.
This website provides guidelines, effects, and management strategies for hormone therapy as part of gender-affirming care, offered by TransCare BC.
Book that explores transgender healthcare, including barriers, medical advancements, and policy changes. Analyzes the social, medical and legal challenges faced by trans individuals across different global contexts. It calls for community-driven healthcare models, policy reformation and inclusive medical training.
A book that provides a global lens on trans healthcare, focusing on challenges, best practices, and community driven solutions. It encompasses research and lived experiences from various countries to address barriers to healthcare access, legal recognition and trans-inclusive policies.
Provides a host of information regarding gender affirmative practice. Includes relevant statistics, terminology, social determinants of health and cultural context. Guides providers through using gender affirmative language and pronouns, and gender-neutral autonomy terminology. It also gives resources to engage with for next steps in continuing the learning process.
This document provides a host of information regarding gender affirmative practice. Includes relevant statistics, terminology, social determinants of health and cultural context. Guides providers through using gender affirmative language and pronouns, and gender-neutral autonomy terminology. It also gives resources to engage with for next steps in continuing the learning process.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
This knowledge base answers common questions from trans and non-binary people in Ontario. Designed for residents 18 and over, it uses plain language to clarify social and medical transition processes and help you find community support. Where possible, we’ve included system navigation tips for those facing additional barriers to health care.
A resource that guides nurses through the process of trans health client engagement and appropriate documentation, including visit 1, visit 2, follow up visits, immunization information, and surgical intake and history visit.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
A template that guides providers through the process of hormone planning visits for trans health. It provides detailed step-by-step instructions on what to discuss and do during each visit throughout the process.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
A template that guides CSW’s through the surgery assessment intake process through an order of questions to ask the client, and how to ask these questions appropriately and affirmatively.
In collaboration with MAX Ottawa, the Centretown Community Health Center is offering operational resources to help with the rapid increase of the provision of gender affirming care in the community. Due to the nature of some resources, they are restricted to healthcare providers, requiring registration to access. Once granted access, you will be able to engage with a range of templates and intake stamps to assist with various patient encounters. To request access to this resource, please email info@maxottawa.ca
A template that guides CSW’s through the surgery assessment intake process through an order of questions to ask the client, and how to ask these questions appropriately and affirmatively.
This toolkit provides comprehensive guidance on promoting and conducting HIV testing within transgender communities. It includes best practices for culturally competent care, strategies for reaching trans populations, and tools for effectively communicating about HIV prevention and testing.
This FAQ document provides essential information for Ontarians considering transition-related surgery, including details on the assessment and referral process for obtaining OHIP funding, as well as specific criteria for different types of surgeries. It is a comprehensive guide developed by the Trans Health Expansion Partnership to support individuals navigating the TRS process.
This resource was developed by Sherbourne Health, Rainbow Health Ontario, Women’s College Hospital, and the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health.
Study that examines the systemic barriers in trans men’s healthcare access, and the dire need for policy and educational reforms. Calls for future directions of expanding medical training, reducing economic barriers, strengthening anti-discrimination policies, and addressment of intersectional barriers.
Trans Outaouais is a non-profit organization whose mission is to promote the development of harmonious relations within the LGBTQIA2S+ community and the inclusion of gender-diverse people and all other intersections.
Study that examines trans youth’s experiences of healthcare navigation through power structures and systemic barriers to access life-saving health care. Calls for future directions of removal of barriers to gender-affirming care, improve provider training, expand youth autonomy and strengthen legal protections.
This toolkit, provided by the Canadian Public Health Association, offers resources and guidelines to help healthcare providers deliver care that is sensitive to the trauma and violence experienced by patients. It includes practical tools, strategies, and best practices to create safer and more supportive healthcare environments, particularly for those who have experienced trauma.
The study explores healthcare access for trans women living with HIV in Canada through analyzing the barriers, and intersecting stigmas that inform experiences. Different policy, practice and research recommendations are presented to create future directions of health care equity for trans women with HIV.
This guide offers essential insights and best practices for healthcare professionals and social workers to better understand and support intersex individuals. It covers topics such as medical care, psychosocial support, and the importance of respecting intersex people's rights and identities in healthcare settings.
The Pride Centre is an independent, student-run service that strives to promote and represent a culture of affirmation through the celebration of individual diversity and choice in all areas of life. We address various equity sectors (anti-ableism, anti-racism, anti-colonialism, etc.) with a core focus on the intersections of gender and sexuality topics at the University of Ottawa. By hosting events, programming, offering resources and advocating for students, we look to create an environment of respect and acceptance with our communities and allies.
Venus Envy is an award-winning sex shop and bookstore with something for everyone. Anyone who’s turned off by traditional sex shops will find Venus Envy a welcoming and informative place to get cool and sexy stuff.