Calgary Unitarians
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Due to the ongoing pandemic, it is not possible to host an in-person Trans Day of Remembrance service as in past years but we can still be together through our ...Facebook event. Please join us on November 20th as we share interviews with local members of the trans community, memorialize trans lives that have been lost in Canada, and remember those from around the world whose lives were lost in the past year due to transphobic violence. Please like our page to get updates Event: https://fb.me/e/1NiWxEyFD

Please join us for the... 2020 UUA Transgender Day of Remembrance Chapel Special Guests: Jaelynn Scott & Rev. Mykal Slack... Register Here: https://tinyurl.com/2020UUATDOR Join the Unitarian Universalist Association on Friday, November 20th for a Transgender Day of Remembrance Service. As you well know, 2020 has been for the most part, a very, very painful for everyone. Amid a global pandemic, epic unemployment, and a series of state-sanctioned murders of Black people, let us also take a moment to remember another year of the horrific violence against the transgender community. In 2020, at least 34 transgender or gender non-conforming people were murdered, the majority of which were Black and Latina transgender women. Many more transgender people took their own lives as well, and those who have survived often experienced unprecedented hardship this year. As Unitarian Universalists, let us celebrate the inherit worth and dignity of trans people by remembering those we’ve lost and honoring those living among us, charging us to love better, work harder, and be more equitable toward all people, especially those who are transgender, genderqueer, non-binary, and other non-cisgender identities. #UU #UnitarianUniversalist #tdor #tdor2020 #Transgenger #remembrance #lgbtq #welcomingCongregation

When in person services begin again we encourage you to ask for one of our pronoun stickers for your name tag! Our friends in Edmonton are right about the importance of practicing. Sharing your own pronouns is important too because it creates an environment that normalizes the practice and makes people more comfortable sharing and possibly even changing their own pronouns.

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We are all going to this service then join us for coffee in the UC virtual coffee room