Global Queer & Trans Rights in a COVID-19 World

Global Queer, Trans & Intersex Rights in a COVID19 World – Panel Discussion

Join us for a discussions with four LGBTIQ leaders and activists from around the globe for a conversation on the impact of the COVID19 pandemic on human rights movements in their countries and regions.

Moderator by Omayra Issa, Radio-Canada 

Panelists:
Lilly Dragoeva, Bilitis Resource Centre, Bulgaria
Richard Lusimbo, Pan-Africa ILGA
Renae Green, Transwave Jamaica
Lucía Baca, Colombia Diversa

The panel is co-presented by Dignity Network Canada and Fierté Canada Pride, and sponsored by CUPE National.

 

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Registration Information:

1. RSVP through Showpass to reserve your spot
2. An email will be sent out to you with further information about the webinar
3. Save the date in your calendar


Please RSVP on Showpass to secure your spot. Following registration, you will receive a confirmation email with a link to Demio (our virtual webinar software). Demio will send you a link you can use to join the session. You do not need to download anything to use this software, and you can join from your laptop or mobile device in-browser.
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** This workshop is a part of an online Learning Series supported by Intact Insurance – Intact Assurance and presented by Calgary Pride, with additional support from the Employment and Social Development Canada, Calgary Foundation and the Canadian Red Cross. We will be offering a variety of workshops that will be open to the public on multiple diverse topics geared towards effective allyship within LGBTQ2S+ community. **

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