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Network Exchange: A Monthly Live Forum Series

Online Webinar

Open-to-all and cost-free, the Network Exchange is a monthly online forum featuring two partners of the STOPS to Violence Network. The series promotes learning and information sharing about initiatives and resources that contribute to addressing interpersonal and gender-based violence in Saskatchewan. Presenter: Kia Schollar, SaskSport: initiatives designed to address gender-based violence in sport with a focus on keeping […]

Free

Gender-Based Violence Against Two Spirit People

Online Webinar

In this Webinar, Dr. Percy Lezard will engage in an intersectional analysis of Indigeneity and gender diversity in the context of gender-based violence. They will illustrate the rich history and continued resilience and teachings of 2 Spirit people in Indigenous communities. They will also identify the historical and contemporary colonial practices that violently impose heteronormativity […]

Recurring Event Resilience Meeting

Resilience Meeting (Ages 16+)

Discord

Resilience is an adult oriented (16+) social support group for those who are transgender, gender diverse, or interested in exploring their gender. It runs Wednesday’s over Zoom from 5-6pm! For more info, email trans@urpride.ca

Free
Recurring Event Group Z Meeting

Group Z Meeting (Ages 16-24)

Discord

Group Z is a group for 2SLGBTQ+ and allied folks aged 16-24. It runs Wednesday evenings from 7-9pm over discord. Come and meet other queer folks, play games, and generally hang out! For more info, email ryan.lizee@urpride.ca

Free

Kalinga

Charity Village

Get your free tickets to the virtual screening of "Kalinga", which shares the stories of several Filipina caregivers and nannies in Vancouver, bearing witness to their sacrifices as they struggle to reunite with their children and families and mapping out the emotional landscapes of migrant labour. Tickets are available from October 20 – November 4, 2022. […]

Free

Education Day & Stories to Heal 2nd Annual Fundraiser

Ramada Plaza Regina 1818 Victoria Avenue, Regina, Saskatchewan (SK)

Caring Hearts will be launching the Missing and Murdered Indigenous Women and Girls toolkit on October 20, 2022 whilst holding an in person Education Day and a Gala. The toolkit contains information, and knowledge from both the “western approach” and the “traditional approach” as to how best help families of Missing persons. Knowledge sharers include - Duane Bowers, Elder […]

$100 – $250

Self-Esteem Workshop

Envision Counselling and Support Services Weyburn, 120 3rd Street South, Saskatchewan
Free
Recurring Event Youth Group Meeting

Queer Youth Group (Ages 12-18)

Discord

Youth Group is a safe space for queer, trans+, questioning, and allied youth between the ages of 12 and 18. It runs Thursday evenings over discord from 7-9pm. We’re super radical, and super stoked to learn about tearing down homophobia, transphobia, biphobia, intersexphobia, acephobia and transmisogyny. Come hang out with us! For more info, email […]

Free

My body is my kitchen tool: Disability in the kitchen

Online Webinar

IG welcomes Alexis Hillyard (she/her), a queer and disabled YouTube creator of the show Stump Kitchen, self-taught vegan chef, and entrepreneur who will present a “limbs on” cooking demonstration showing disability in action, peppered with real life experiences and stories relating to accessibility, ableism, fetishization, disability representation, and her personal cooking journey. 

Free

Remembering the Children: A Community and Academic Research Gathering

Canadian Museum for Human Rights, Winnipeg, Manitoba

The National Centre for Truth and Reconciliation’s Research and Academic department will be hosting a 3-day gathering this October which will bring together community and academic researchers to share their experiences, challenges and successes of research and work related to missing children and unmarked burials. The gathering will be embedded in ceremony, include formal opportunities […]

SASS is a registered non-profit, member-driven organization dedicated to eliminating sexual violence in Saskatchewan through research, public education, and advocacy.

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