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BIPoC •&²Ô²ú²õ±è;2SLGBTQ+ •&²Ô²ú²õ±è;Intersectional & General&²Ô²ú²õ±è;• QTBIPoC Clubs


Resources for QTBIPoC individuals to connect with their communities and strengthen their identities.

BIPoC

. An anti-racist activist and educational committee that holds events throughout the year to discuss "race," racism, and the effects of discrimination. CARED is in the process of restructuring.

. An annual interdisciplinary publication that strives to promote a better understanding of race, racialization and settler colonialism.

. An organization with a focus on fostering a visible and close-knit Black community in Kingston. .

. Volunteer run organization of uplift Black creatives from Toronto.

. A new media platform by the Asian diaspora for the Asian diaspora.

. An article providing introducing Indigenous cultures to non-Indigenous persons unfamiliar with the diversity of histories and traditions in Canada.

 (PDF 4.03 MB). A brief guide to being a meaningful ally to Indigenous persons and communities for non-Indigenous people.

. More resources relevant to Persons of Colour.

 (PDF 2.01 MB). A document that outlines how to pursue anti-racism in a university campus setting.

 (PDF 1.20 MB). Eleven flashcards with different responses to racism.

. A Crown corporation committed to fighting racism in Canada by supporting, enabling and convening community groups and organizations through our grants, services and network of public, research and community partners.

2SLGBTQ+

Yellow House's ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ Name Changing Guide (PDF 922 KB). A guide to update your name within the technical platforms at Queen’s, tailored for 2SLGBTQ+ students.

. A student initiative aimed at promoting education and action around queer issues in the ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ and Kingston community in addition to the national and international scale. EQuIP is in the process of restructuring.

. A longstanding weekly event in Kingston where Queer folx in Kingston can met and make community.

. A diverse group of Transgender people, family members, friends and allies who share stories and experiences, provide peer support, and assist each other in navigating various barriers.

. Annual Queer film festival in Kingston where Queer film makers show their works to the public as well as other events held throughout the year.

. Instagram page focused on fostering Trans joy, community, and connection by safe creating spaces for Trans people through events and social media posts.

. A Facebook community group created for Non-binary and other gender diverse folx in Kingston. Meets every other Tuesday in person.

 (PDF 11.7 MB). A collection of research-based and community resources about LGBTQ youth.

. The site for Kingston Pride.

. A group for LGBTQQIP2SAA youth to hang out, talk about important issues, develop life skills, learn from community members, watch movies, make art, have fun and meet new people.

. A nationwide non-profit organization that offers professional development opportunities, education and advocacy, and social connection in engineering for Queer folx.

Intersectional & General

The Shift Project (¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥). A ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ initiative that offers events and initiatives with the goal of centering equity-deserving student experiences, providing opportunities for dialogue around topics outlined in the survey, building allyship, and creating a safer and more inclusive campus culture at Queen’s.

. An anti-oppressive publication about identity, personal experience, creative expression, and their interrelations.

. A one-day conference that strives to educate members of the Queen’s and Kingston communities on issues of social justice, while fostering the skills necessary to create a safer and more accountable social climate.

. An organisation that uses its research to inform our educational campaigns, events, and demonstrations and engages in advocacy work.

. Digital storytelling project focusing on the stories of QTBIPoC youth and their experiences coming out.

  A brief guide to how to pursue allyship.

QTBIPoC Clubs

The Yellow House houses currently houses four student clubs, but we work with all QTBIPoC-relevant clubs and student initiatives. This is a resource of all AMS-ratified student clubs that serve QTBIPoC communities. For a complete list of ¾ÅÐãÖ±²¥ clubs, please visit the . Last updated April 2024.

Don't see your club? Email us at yellowhouse@queensu.ca. You do not have to be an AMS-ratified club to be added to our directory.

Black, African, & Caribbean

East & Southeast Asian

Chinese International Volunteer Organisation

South Asian

West Asian, Middle Eastern, & Muslim



Other



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 (not AMS-ratified)

 (a part of ASUS)