Resources

Using someone’s correct, self-determined name, pronouns and gender-markers at their request is a way of validating that we all have the right to live our truth, to share our truth, and to be granted safety, respect and dignity in doing so.

Organized by the Rainbow Coalition of Refuge and Rainbow Refugee Society in the Spring of 2023, this webinar focuses on the unique and particular challenges of LGBTQIA refugees and newcomers, and shares some skills, knowledge, and resources. 

Organized by the Rainbow Coalition of Refuge and Rainbow Refugee Society in the Spring of 2023, this webinar focuses on the unique and particular challenges of LGBTQIA refugees, their sexual and mental health related needs and available resources. 

Led by the Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN), this resource was developed through a collaboration among a broad range of community organizations dedicated to the sexual and mental health needs of international students in Ontario. It provides a detailed list of sexual and mental health clinics and resources, settlement and legal services, as well as LGBQT+ and HIV related organizations in Ontario where international students can have access. 

Led by the Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN), this resource was developed through a collaboration among a broad range of community organizations dedicated to the sexual and mental health needs of international students in Ontario. It is one of the 3 resource guides produced to answer common questions that international students and their service providers often have about 2SLGBTQIA+ life, services, and supports available in Ontario. This guide is directed to international students themselves and focuses on several key issues including, understanding the culture of sex and recreational drugs in Canada; consent and dating apps; accessing sexual health services, gender transition care, HIV prevention medication, and HIV care as an international student. 

Led by the Ontario HIV Treatment Network (OHTN), this resource was developed through a collaboration among a broad range of community organizations dedicated to the sexual and mental health needs of international students in Ontario. It is one of the 3 resource guides produced to answer common questions that international students and their service providers often have about 2SLGBTQIA+ life, services, and supports available in Ontario. This guide, which is directed to the service providers, addresses the main questions such as "What do I need to know about supporting LGBTQ+ international students," "psychological implications and practical concerns of HIV diagnosis," and "How can a school counsellor, teacher, or administrator help LGBTQ+ international students."