This June, we're excited to share with you: our 2025 Pride campaign, resources and initiatives, and more.
June 2025
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This June, we're excited to share with you: our 2025 Pride campaign, resources, initiatives, and more.
Hate isn’t history. It’s happening
But together, we can do something about it.
Harassed for simply being different. Assaulted for entering public spaces. Targeted solely because of their identity. These might sound like headlines describing hate-fuelled incidents from the past. But they’re happening to 2SLGBTQI people todayand with increasing frequency. So, it’s time to act.
- By learning how to spot and combat misinformation < [link removed] > .
- By getting the tools to stay safe < [link removed] > .
- By standing together in solidarity at Pride.
- And by donating < egale.ca/donate > to help us make a real impact.
Because everyone deserves a future free from hate.
Learn more about Egale Canada’s 2025 Pride Season campaign at egale.ca/hateisnthistory < [link removed] >
[Image alt text: A diverse group of people protest, one speaking into a megaphone. In the background are raised fists and a torn paper banner with the text “Planning and Implementing 2SLGBTQI Events Amid Rising Hate.”] < [link removed] >
Open Letter from Egale Canada to Prime Minister Carney < [link removed] >
To work together to advance a more inclusive Canada, we have written to Prime Minister Mark Carney to urge the government to take an intersectional approach by including 2SLGBTQI perspectives in decision-making on all issues.
Read our full letter at egale.ca/pm-letter-2025 < [link removed] >
[Image alt text: A tablet displays the cover of “A Safe Night ‘Out’: A 2SLGBTQI Nightlife Safety Guide” next to an open booklet showing sections titled "Introduction" and "Before Going Out" on a bright pink background.] < [link removed] >
June is Seniors Month – Learn About 'Aging with Affirmation’ < [link removed] >
What do healthcare and social services look like for trans and gender diverse older adults in Canada?
Discover key insights and recommendations from the groundbreaking Aging with Affirmation study < [link removed] > .
Read our latest blog post at 2slgbtqi-aging.ca/ < [link removed] >
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Add Your Voice to the Pride7 Communique < [link removed] >
The Pride7 Canada 2025 Summit has produced a communiqué addressed to G7 leaders, offering key recommendations on advancing LGBTQIA+ rights.
We’re calling on individuals and organizations around the world to sign the communiqué. It, along with the list of signatories, will be presented to world leaders at the G7 Summit next month.
Learn more and add your voice: pride7.org/p7-summit-2025 < [link removed] >
[Image alt text: A smiling man in a suit stands in front of a blue background with a gavel illustration and text that reads: "Bennett Jensen, Shortlisted for Top 25 Most Influential Lawyers.] < [link removed] >
Considering Canada: Information for LGBTQI Americans Looking to Move < [link removed] >
With rising concerns for 2SGLBTQI communities in the United States, many individuals are exploring the possibility of relocating to Canada.
Share our recorded info session and accompanying PDF resource for guidance to help Americans understand options, assess potential risks, and consider key factors with moving to Canada.
Explore this resource: egale.ca/consideringcanada < [link removed] >
[Image alt text: An older person with curly white hair, wearing bright pink glasses, a pink shirt, green cardigan, and pink gloves, smiles against a blue background. Text: "Make 2SLGBTQI belonging and inclusion part of your legacy." Colorful horizontal bars below.] < [link removed] >
This Pride Season you can make a difference by hosting your very own fundraiser! We are calling on you to take Rainbow Action < [link removed] > by rallying your community and fundraising for a future where we can all achieve our true potential, free from hatred and bias.
Here’s how Egale’s work is driving change across sectors:
- Inclusive healthcare and social services
- Safer, affirming schools
- Workplace inclusion and belonging
- Legal advocacy to defend 2SLGBTQI rights
Your donation fuels this work, ensuring our institutions build lasting protections for future generations. Follow these easy steps to start fundraising today. < [link removed] >
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Egale works to improve the lives of 2SLGBTQI people in Canada and to enhance the global response to 2SLGBTQI issues. Egale achieves this by informing public policy, inspiring cultural change, and promoting human rights and inclusion through research, education and community engagement.
Our vision is a Canada, and ultimately a world, without homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, and all other forms of oppression so that every person can achieve their full potential, free from hatred and bias.
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