*June 18: A memorial walk and candlelight vigil for the 3rd anniversary of Tiffany Morrison’s disappearance, 8pm in Kahnawake, at the grounds beside the K103 radio station*

Tiffany Morrison is a 25-year-old Mohawk woman who disappeared after getting in a cab that left LaSalle, Quebec in 2006. She shared a taxi back to Kahnawake with a man from the community, who has told police that she remained in the taxi after he was let out at his house. Tiffany has a daughter to whom she is completely devoted, and as her mother said, “she would never leave her like this.” Read the rest of this entry »

2110 Centre Garage Sale (!!!!) – Proceeds to benefit the Solidarity ID Project.
NEXT TUESDAY JUNE 16th, 12-6pm at the 2110 Centrefor Gender Advocacy
(2110 Mackay st.)

The 2110 Centre will be hosting a garage sale next TUESDAY June 16th to benefit the Solidarity ID Project. Come for a delicious thirst-quenching lemonade stand, clothes, kitchenware, trinkets, books, etc.

The Solidarity ID Project, initiated by the 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy and Le Frigo Vert is about highlighting issues that arise when there are discrepancies between official papers and personal identification. It is a project that seeks to acknowledge that people should have agency in the ways that they are represented. A large part of the project is to raise awareness about identity, self-determination and representation.
We wish to address issues surrounding, but certainly not limited to, transsexual/transgender/gender-non-conforming people, indigenous struggles, and migrant identities. We are dedicated to making our organizations accessible to people wishing to use names of common usage that differ from their legal ones. For more information contact:
SOLIDARITYIDPROJECT@GMAIL.COM

The 2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy presents:

Who’s Afraid of Buffy the Vampire Slayer?

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Film Screening & Discussion
Tuesday, June 16th
7 PM
2110 Mackay Street (Metro Guy)
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A screening of 3 episodes followed by a discussion on the poetics and politics of life and death in Sunnydale. Facilitated by Prof. Trish Salah, and Mubeenah Mughal.
The screening is free and all are welcome! There will be popcorn and other refreshments. Childcare is available by request – please contact the 2110 at least 48hrs prior to the event.

***This location is wheelchair accessible***

This screening is the first in a series of weekly film screenings at the 2110 Centre.
For more information call 514-848-2424 x 7431 or
e-mail:outreach@centre2110.org

Le Centre contre l’oppression des genres (2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy)
présente:
Qui a peur de “Buffy the Vampire Slayer”?

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MARDI le 16 juin à 19h00
2110, rue Mackay (rez-de-chaussée)
(Metro Guy)
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Film et débat modéré par prof. Trish Salah et Mubeenah Mughal

Entrée grautuite et rafraîchissements seront servis! Garde d’enfants disponible sur demande – svp contactez le 2110 au moins 48 heures avant la rencontre pour réserver.

*** La salle est adaptée aux fauteuils roulants ***

Pour de plus amples renseignements contactez-nous :
par courriel : outreach@centre2110.org
par téléphone : 514 848-2424 – poste 7431

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2110 Centre for Gender Advocacy
2110 Mackay (metro Guy-Concordia)
tel: 514-848-2424 ext. 7431