Out There Winnipeg

Have you listened to the Black Queer and Trans Excellence podcast yet? Hosted by Hollywood Jade, this is a space to honour and celebrate the Black experience ...through the lens of Toronto’s LGBT2Q+ Black community with honest conversations and embracing Black joy. Get caught up before Episode 3 drops tomorrow on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. Podcast transcripts available online: https://bit.ly/38pmMdV #PrideToronto #BlackExcellence #Podcast

Happy new year everyone! Our first activity of the new year is on Tuesday, January 5th with our Virtual Regular Boxing Class at 630 CST! In 2021 we also have a Virtual Technical Class available dedicated to learning only boxing technique. It is not a workout, but a great chance to really learn proper form and ask questions. Go to https://www.outtherewinnipeg.ca/calendar to keep tabs on the January calendar and see as other activities are added! Email: [email protected]... for the link to the virtual boxing classes and more info! #UmbrellaBoxing #QueerBoxing #Queerantine #Gaymers #MarginalizedGenders #OutThereWinnipeg #LGBT2SQ #QTBIPOC #TwoSpirit #VirtualCommunity #Pansexual #Gay #Bisexual #SportsForAll #NonBinary #NonBinaryBoxers #TransAthletes #POC #Inclusive #OutGearCycling #InThisTogether #PrideWinnipeg #Pride2020 #Pride2021 . . . image description: poster with the Umbrella Boxing logo in different rainbow colours. Black text reads: Regular Class January fifth and nineteenth at six-thirty pm. Technical class January tenth at seven pm and January twenty-fifth at six-thirty pm CST. Open to LGBT2SQ+ Community, Marginalized Genders, and our closest of allies. Donations welcome, but not mandatory. Email for Zoom link! Email: [email protected]. The Trans Pride flag, Pride Flag and NonBinary Pride Flags are placed at the bottom.

A reminder that Manitobans who are non-binary are now able to display an X as the gender identifier on their Manitoba driver’s licence or identification cards. ...Additionally, all Manitobans now have the option to leave their gender unspecified on their driver’s licence or identification card by opting to have the gender field left blank. Customers who wish to change their gender identity marker are asked to attend an MPI service centre or Autopac agent to self-declare. If you would like to self-declare in a private setting, please contact us at 204-985-7000 to schedule an appointment. There is no need to provide supporting documentation for any gender marker changes. The new driver’s license or identification card will be changed at no cost to the customer. For more information, click here: https://www.mpi.mb.ca/Pages/nr2020oct13.aspx

November 20th marks Trans Day of Remembrance (#TDOR), an annual day of observation to honour the lives of transgender people who were lost due to acts of anti-t...ransgender violence. This day not only commemorates those we have lost, but also draws necessary attention to the transphobia, discrimination and violence our trans community continues to face. Although society has become more aware, accepting and supportive of this diverse community since the inaugural TDOR event 20 years ago, we need to continue to work towards further inclusion and solidarity. This day was started in 1999 by Gwendolyn Ann Smith, transgender advocate, who held a vigil to honor the memory of Rita Hester, a transgender woman who was killed in 1998. See more