Gender Revolution
213 Avenue C S S7M 0W3 Saskatoon, SK, Canada

Introducing our TRANS health navigator! The Trans Health project runs out of the U of S, and in partnership with UR Pride Centre for Sexuality and Gender Divers...ity! We are very excited to be announcing this pilot project and begin to identify gaps in the current health care system, while working to improve access for trans and gender diverse people in SK. Eli (he/him) is the new Saskatoon-based TRANS Peer Health Navigator and Research Assistant. His role is to provide guidance and support for trans and gender-diverse people in navigating healthcare. He will also be a source of information to health care providers by helping them develop a greater knowledge base and awareness around providing inclusive care. Elijah is a queer trans guy that was born and raised on Treaty 6, home of the Métis, in Saskatoon, SK. Eli is a recent graduate from the Medical Office Assistant program at Mckay Career Training. He is a cat step-dad to 2 wonderful cats Schrödinger and Rorschach and when he isn’t at the office you can usually catch him at the beach. Eli is now accepting clients from Saskatoon and North!! Reach out today at: Email: [email protected] Phone: (306)966-5082

Join Gender Revolution this week on Zoom to chat about our experiences with masculinity! This conversation will be broad and inclusive, and have options to chat about what feels affirming about masculinity and/or what feels restrictive for you. Message this page for a link, if you need one!

Hi everyone! As voted by our members, this week we will be chatting about gender and disability! As always, let me know if you need the link to join us :)

Join Gender Revolution this week for a conversation on gender and mental health. We will discuss the ways transphobia interacts with mental health, and share coping strategies that help us weather challenging mental health times. Message this page if you need a link!

One more reminder about this event happening tomorrow!

Hello everyone! This week’s Gender Revolution meeting will be about navigating gendered products. Getting affirming basic clothing like socks and undergarments and personal care (shampoo, deodorant, etc.) can be great as far as gender euphoria goes, but also difficult to navigate if they’re new to you! Let’s share some tips on Thursday

This week's topic as chosen by Gender Revolution is trans jealousy. Although we may deeply want to celebrate our friends' milestones with them, it can still feel painful and difficult to see others achieving steps in their transition that we haven't or can't take. On Thursday we will hold space for sharing times we have felt this jealousy and then pool our coping strategies to talk about how best to manage these feelings of jealousy.

This week's topic as voted by our members is the relationship between sexual orientation and gender identity! This topic has so much nuance and so much room to showcase the beautiful diversity of trans and gender diverse folks and our experiences, and I'm really excited to discuss it with you all. Message this page if you need the link to join our Zoom meeting!

The University of Saskatchewan Psychology Clinic (USPC) is pleased to offer an 8-week therapy group for members of the 2SLGBTQ community. Group will be on Wedn...esdays from 3:00 to 5:00pm over Zoom from February 3rd to March 31st, 2021. This is a low barrier therapy group which is offered free of charge! Please contact Cherese at (306) 665 - 1224 (ext - 130) or at [email protected] for more details.

We're hiring: 1. Youth & Social Media Coordinator We are looking to fill a one year contract position that will assist with our current youth programming and le...nd a hand to managing our social media accounts. Youth 18 years and older, we want you to apply! 2. Housing Projects Coordinator Our current Pride Home Coordinator, Tye Strachan, is leaving us in February to start their Masters in Social Work program, Clinical and Trauma-Informed specialization, at the University of Calgary. Congrats Tye! 3. Housing Education Coordinator & Housing Research Coordinator Thanks to new federal funding through the LGBTQ2 Capacity Building Fund we are hiring two positions that will help us assess our housing model and then help other Two Spirit, Trans, and Queer organizations creating their own housing programs! 4. Trans Health Navigator Over the past three years OUTSaskatoon has worked alongside community members, UR Pride Centre for Sexuality and Gender Diversity, healthcare workers, and University faculty and researchers to apply for funding to help better the outcomes of Trans folks who are seeking gender affirming healthcare. Thanks to a successful application, the project is now hiring for a Trans Health Navigator in Saskatoon and Regina! For more information on all these positions: outsaskatoon.ca/work_here