samedi 4 juillet 2009

Summer without a rest!



Already 20 youths choose to take a stand and participated in the research.
WE ARE STILL CURENTLY LOOKING FOR PERSONS IDENTIFYING THEMSELF AS GAY, LESBIAN, BISEXUAL, QUESTIONNING, OR WHO HAS AN HOMOSEXUAL PARENT. THE PARTICIPANTS MUST BE AGED IN BETWEEN 14 TO 24 YEARS OLD AND BEING READY TO EXPRESS THEMSELF ABOUT THE SCHOOL'S CLIMAT SURROUNDING HOMOSEXUALITY AND BISEXUALITY.


WE INVITE YOUTHS WHO HAVE QUITED SCHOOL TO CONTACT US : WE NEED DIFFERENT EXPERIENCES SO WE CAN TESTIFY OF WHAT IS GOING ON IN QUEBEC'S SCHOOL SYSTEM.

By the way, if you know any friends that would be interested to participate by giving 1 or 2 hours of their summer time, we would be grateful that you talk to them about the present research.

Thanks for your contribution aiming to create a more inclusive and safe school environment for all!

For more info on the research or to express your interest in participating, feel free to contact me at any time :

Audrey
Cell (514) 969-4226
ta.voix@yahoo.ca

mardi 26 mai 2009

Over a dozen youths have already participated!






F.Y.I : We are looking for people interested in sharing their experience of the school climate (secondary and collegial) in regards to homosexuality, bisexuality and transsexuality.





The research team is proud to haveable to mobolise young people from different parts of Quebec, but we are still actively seeking out other youths.

As you may have noticed in the media these past few weeks, the fight against homophobia, lesbophobia, and transphobia is now more then ever a priority. Whether it be within the government, schools, or community groups, voices are becoming more and more instant that homophobie acts, comments, attitudes be denounced here (here and elsewhere).

But in order for mentalities to change, and for our society to be transformed as to give more than a simple legal inclusion to sexual minorities, we need to know the extent to which homophobia and transphobia exist today. For this reason. We are documenting manifestations of homophobia, lesbophobia, and transphobia within the school environment and its impacts of the academic path of the young people it touches.

If you are a GLBT youth, between the ages of 14 and 24, and wish to share you experience with us, please contact:



If you identify as lesbian, gay, bisexual, are in questioning or have a homosexual parent

Audrey
ta.voix@yahoo.ca


If you identify as transsexual, transgender, trans, gender variant, or are in questioning

Natalie.

transscolaire@gmail.com

514-987-3000, poste 1203

www.transscolaire.blogspot.com