LGBTI

Ending gender violence, remembering missing and murdered aboriginal women, banning bottled water, using tumblr for activists and more!

How can sex workers organize? This episode looks at legal rights, community building and stopping street sweeps, plus an interview from Ottawa sex workers' union POWER.

On February 8, the Supreme Court of Canada will hear two landmark cases about HIV, sex and the criminal law. It is time to stop persecuting people living with HIV who have safe and consensual sex.

Coalition-building, the International Day of Solidarity for Leonard Peltier, unionizing your university, taking on non-violent street actions, workshops and more!

This past October, the Urban Alliance on Race Relations hosted a lively youth panel which discussed gender-based violence, bullying, homophobia and racism.

Harper's speech in Davos covers two areas: job creation and economic stability, and managing immigration. Read on for an analysis of the speech, its policy implications and some ideas to stop Harper.

New regulations may potentially ban many transsexual, transgender and intersexed people from boarding a plane in Canada

This week on the Activist Toolkit: How to mobilize students, the Egyptian Revolution, history of the Indian Act, taking feminist action.

This week on the Activist Toolkit: Troy Davis, bird-dogging politicians, advanced facilitation, economic justice workshops.

We speak with Jord Samolesky, drummer of the Canadian punk band Propagandhi, on their involvement in a variety of political movements.

The Conservative government's recent actions on marriage equality for same-sex couples demonstrate how they have been systematically attempting to chip away at the rights of the LGBTQ community.

He's ashamed to admit that he thought that slipping into poverty was something that happened to others. Never to him. He now realizes it could happen to anyone.

This week's roundup highlights guides to public outreach for activists, self-publishing and anti-racist workshop guides.

Five queer women involved in political life in B.C. got together at Rhizome Cafe in Vancouver to talk about their experiences.