Queer life coaches promise to support people in coming out, dating and finding community. But the reviews are mixed
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Queer life coaches promise to support people in coming out, dating and finding community. But the reviews are mixed
Whether it’s queer community, academic or government institutions, the feminist scholar says there’s value in complaints
In the 1950s, ‘physique’ magazines sold more than just eye candy—they offered community and connection for isolated gay men
Despite curfews, blackouts and anti-LGBTQ+ attacks, queer clubs and raves are bringing people together in Ukraine’s capital city
The HISTORYtellers Project is bringing to light LGBTQ2S+ stories left out of textbooks
“This series seeks to counter suppression with a joyful, unruly, fierce collection of comics highlighting and celebrating the perseverance of storytelling under fire,” says Kobabe
Story about the Canadian government’s refusal to decriminalize HIV honoured at Canadian Online Publishing Awards
The Alberta government has mandated that school libraries remove titles with “inappropriate” content
As U.S. midterms approach, LGBTQ2S+ activists are mobilizing to give homophobic and transphobic politicians the boot
Skipping Stone and Egale Canada are headed back to court to try and overturn Alberta’s youth gender-affirming-care ban
Senior editor Mel Woods has been nominated for ‘Outstanding Online or Print Journalism Article,’ and Xtra has been nominated for ‘Outstanding Independent Journalism’
From politics to pop culture, these are our most-read stories of the year
The five early-career BIPOC journalists will be writing about LGBTQ2S+ people and work
With deadlifts and drag acts, queer powerlifting fundraisers are reclaiming fitness culture and raising money for LGBTQ2S+ causes
“Xtra” readers were key to the creation of our new health product that will fill gaps in reliable queer and trans health information
Applications for Xtra’s mentorship program for early-career BIPOC journalists are open through Oct. 27
Bilal Baig, Devery Jacobs and Beverly Glenn-Copeland are among the honourees for the second annual Pink Awards
With the closure of the AIDS Committee of Toronto, public health experts are wondering if this is the beginning of the end for HIV service organizations in Canada