This month's BCCRNs Newsletter has a few LGBTQ2S+ features:

• Profile of Neil Fernyhough, the Coordinator of the LOVE Lower Mainland CRN who is the BC CRN volunteer of the month (Pages 6-8)​

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• There is also a short article about the Provincial Learning Event co...

Our team has been funded by the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council (SSHRC) to examine the Canadian housing policy landscape over the coming year in our study “Addressing the Knowledge Gaps in Meeting the Housing Needs of Older LGBT Canadians: From Research...

​Here are some resources if you think this is happening to you, or if you suspect someone you know is experiencing family violence. 

The Alberta Government has put together a good pamphlet titled: Abuse in Same-Sex and LGBTQ+ Relationships. 

The (American) National Resou...

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​(The following are quotes from A Focus on Family Violence: The Chief Public Health Officer’s Report on the State of Public Health in Canada, 2016.)

Some Canadian families are experiencing unhealthy conflict, abuse and violence that have the potential to affect their h...

The demonization of trans people is a relentless hurt with few escapes, one that hinders our search for joy. Read this first-hand perspective. 

LGBTQ Canadians have higher rates of violence directed at them than Canadians who are not. Women and Bisexual people in particular are more at risk. 

Seniors Connect, in the city of Nanaimo, is a collaborative project focused on reducing the social isolation of adults aged 55 and over through participation in local activities, increased community connection and providing older adults meaningful opportunities for eng...

Consider attending both of these free learning opportunities.  

On October 16, 2018 from 10:30 am to 12 pm: Frauds and Scams, presented by Kevin Haarhoff, Senior Investigator, CorporateSecurity, First West Credit Union. In this provincial learning event, participants ca...

You are invited to a FREE workshop.

How do you want your care and affairs managed when you are unable to speak for yourself? 

Unexpected illness and death happen to people of all ages.

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​There are unique concerns for LGBTQ2S+ people planning in advance for care. Some of...

We met quite a few people at the July Victoria Pride Parade and Festival.