Put together by the Rebelles, a group of young feminists with chapters across Canada, this workshop facilitation guide and agenda sets up how to hold a workshop on feminist action. The guide is for a consensus or discussion based workshop for groups to work out an action or to go over what questions feminists should tackle on their way to deciding on a campaign. The guide goes over:

 
Goals

Agenda for the workshop

how to generate discussion

Choosing the right action

Most people will experience some violence in their lives, whether it's emotional, physical or psychological. However women are more likely than any other Canadians to encounter violence. Over half of Canadian women have reportedly experienced sexual or physical violence in their lifetimes since age 16. It is estimated that only six percent of women who have experienced violence report it. Though not extensive, this basic guide will outline:

Kinds of violence

How to listen

What to say

Solidarity

Kinds of violence

It's sadly not uncommon for transwomen to be discriminated against by women's services. Woman-only policies are exclusionary to women who are transgender, intersex and transexual.

Manual

That's why the Trans Alliance Society has produced the Trans Inclusion Policy Manual. The extensive guide covers definitions, legal and human rights, an overview of the need for inclusion as well as detailed sections about how to write and implement trans-friendly policy.

The Trans Inclusion Group hosts a free screening of: "Speakeasy"

Everyone welcome. Allies welcome.

► SPEAKEASY: Shot in the style of classic film noir and reminiscent of the 1940′s, Speakeasy draws you inside its secret world of rough sex, queer fetish, and fearlessness. Detective Billy Castro descends into the world of porn noir as he investigates an underground queer club filled with handsome transmen and femme fatales. Award-winning director Courtney Trouble captures the feel of the 1940s, as well as the queer fetish and fearlessness of our own era.

WINNER! 2010 Feminist Porn Awards - Most Tantalizing Trans Film

Nightwood Theatre's International Women's Day Celebration! This sell-out event is now in its 28th year. The only cabaret in town where performers of every discipline come together in an irreverent and boisterous celebration of women. This year it will be hosted by Sandra Battaglini, Canadian comedy award-winner for her show, Hard Headed Woman.

This year's line-up includes:
Judy Rebick (Keynote)
Donna Grantis Band (music)
Shakura S'Aida (music)
Judith Thompson with a SICK collective member (theatre)
Alejandra Ribera (music)
Chelsea Manders (comedy)
Lara Bozabalian (spoken word)
Julia Aplin (dance)
and Guiomar Campbell and company as our House Band