and oppose Predatory Colonial Activism
@ Trans March
Friday, June 23rd, 7pm
@ Dyke March
Saturday, June 24th, 1pm
@ Pride Parade
Sunday, June 25th, 3pm
Join us to help platform anti-colonial narratives, politics, and practices at Pride. This year we're focusing on challenging Affordable and Social Housing narratives, social worker abuse, and also predatory colonial activist groups like NPPC, SURJ, ESN, etc. Adopting anti-colonial practices is necessary to help protect our community from harmful opportunists.
Body Pride: Clothing-Optional Walk and Bike Ride for Body Freedom
Saturday, June 10th, 1pm@ Church and Wellesley
Body Pride is a challenge to the escalating attacks against our bodies. It is a display of queer and gender diverse expressions, and an acceptance of all bodies. Click here for full details...
Artists, Cosplayers, Performers Wanted!
Artists play a pivotal role in social change. If you have capacity to help get complex ideas across in piecemeal, accessible, and entertaining forms, we could use your help. We're especially looking for people who can collaborate on creating content slowly over a long period of time, but we're appreciative of the time and labour of artists in whatever forms are accessible. Body Pride is an example of the type of event where we would like to feature political art and perfomances. Please also see our Help Needed page.
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Protest Pro-Police & Prison Politics at Trans March Rally
Abolitionist Trans March
Friday, June 24, 6pm
meet @ Church and Hayden -
March with us to call for an end to all forms of Policing and Carceral Systems
Abolitionist Dyke March & Pride Parade
Saturday, June 25th, 1pm
Sunday, June 26th, 1pm
Publicly, QTCASE is best known for its Anti-corporate Pride protests and against other non-profits. Given recent changes at Pride (as a result of BLM protests), we're taking a step back from Anti-Pride protests. Instead, we invite community discussions about reshaping queer and trans representation. We'll do our part in facilitating discussions.
We will still crash the parade without registration, and bring messaging targeting issues such as unaccountable non-profits, homelessness, encampments, social housing, and the opioid crisis.
There are tentative plans for organizing a Reclaim the Streets event on September 24, 2022.
June 6th, 2022
