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Artist at heart, spreading trans joy 🫶🏼
Queer community building
Genderfluid 🏳️‍⚧️ Lesbian 🏳️‍🌈 AuDHD 🧠 🇨🇦
Disability justice & accessibility ⚖️
Anti-racist, anti-fascist, intersectional feminist.
Law nerd engaged in policy development.
ON Human Rights defender 🍁
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🚨‼️ Attention all @uwaterloo.ca Undergrads ‼️🚨

🏳️‍⚧️🏳️‍🌈 The Queer Living Learning Community #QLLC project is a proposal for a residence program that guarantees safe, affirming, and culturally competent housing for Trans and #2SLGBTQ+ students at #uWaterloo.

#InclusiveHousing #Equity #WUSA #OUSA
Background is purple blue and pink. The text reads queer living learning community. We are creating a queer living learning community, also known as a QLLC, residence program to ensure all transgender and 2SLGBTQ plus students have access to safe affirmative housing. There is a 45% diagram and this shows that 45% of non-binary students experience negative mental health due to campus safety concerns. there is a house in front of a trans rainbow. Some key points are truly competent, gender, affirming, and safe for all. then there is a box that says take action now pointing to a few steps… First attend the AGM on March 26 at 5 PM located at the SLC great Hall; secondly to proxy your vote via the link tree. https://linktr.ee/QueerLLC/
March 19, 2025 at 1:11 PM
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Fun Fact: we spend ~$0.33 per person on Human Rights in Ontario.

That’s $5.4 million for about 16 million people in the Ontario Human Rights Commission (OHRC).

If you’ve been wondering why equality only seems to be a “suggestion” these days— it’s because the OHRC is strapped for resources.
A line graph titled “Expenses from the Ontario Human Rights Commission 1999 to 2023” shows annual spending in thousands of dollars ($). From 1999 to 2007, expenses gradually increased from $11,650.3 in 1999 to a peak of $14,549.4 in 2007. In 2008, spending dropped sharply to $7,235.6 and further to $5,206.6 in 2009. From 2010 onward, expenses remained relatively stable, fluctuating between $5,038.7 and $5,446.7, with a slight increase to $5,409.7 in 2023. The graph highlights a significant decline after 2007 followed by steady levels of spending in subsequent years. This graph excludes data from 2005 and 2011.
February 28, 2025 at 2:57 PM