Fwd: Co-sponsored by the Native Youth Sexual Health Network and Maggie’s: The Toronto Sex Workers Action Project.
SHARING, CELEBRATING AND DECOLONIZING INDIGENOUS SEX WORK
Saturday Dec. 18
Native Canadian Centre, 16 Spadina Road
6-9 p.m. (food served at 6 p.m.)
FREE event! All welcome!
with
–Traditional Feast catered by Ringfire Productions
–Performances from RED SLAM and Brenda MacIntyre
–Roundtable Discussion
–Celebratory giveaway
In honour of the International Day to End Violence Against Sex Workers — this will be an evening for us as Indigenous people and communities to listen, discuss, and learn how to end violence against sex workers from Indigenous perspectives.
A supportive, non-judgmental space for sex workers (current and former) community members and youth. This event will respect the right of self-determination over our lives and bodies for all Indigenous people including sex workers.
Please bring what you can for the giveaway (art, momentos, crafts, recipes, etc). Everyone is welcome to participate with/without an item.
FREE EVENT – ASL INTERPRETATION PROVIDED – WHEELCHAIR ACCESSIBLE. PLEASE NOTE EVENT IS TAKING PLACE DECEMBER 18th, NOT DECEMBER 17th – CHILDREN WELCOME
For more information or to RSVP contact Krysta Williams, Lead Youth Advocate at the Native Youth Sexual Health Network at [email protected]
Facebook event: http://on.fb.me/eBnZy2
Thank you to our supporters: 2-Spirited People of the 1st Nations, Anishnawbe Health Toronto and Ontario Aboriginal HIV/AIDS Strategy
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