TRANS WEEK OF REMEMBRANCE
EVENT LISTINGS 2012

The Centre for Women and Trans People will commemorate this year’s Trans Day of Remembrance by offering a full week of Remembrance for Trans, Genderqueer, Gender-variant and Gender Non-conforming people, and all who have been impacted by anti-trans violence and discrimination. A week is not enough – together let’s continue to actively resist violence and celebrate trans lives always. The Centre is honoured to be part of this work and hopes everyone has a chance to create a space for the remembrance of community members hurt or lost, and to collect and share in our own personal reflections.

ALL events are free. Refreshments and TTC tokens will be made available.

CHANGES TO THE SCHEDULE***

Unfortunately, the Community Acupuncture Session on Nov 27th and the Trans 101 Workshop on the 28th will be postponed until January! Apologies for the inconvenience. We will keep you posted!

Trans Week of Remembrance 2012
November 19 – 26

Monday, Nov 19
Interactive Art Instillation
time: 12NN-2PM
location: Sidney Smith Patio
100 St. George Street
wheelchair accessible through west entrance
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Tuesday, Nov 20
Community Gathering
time: 5-9PM
location: Centre for Women and Trans People
563 Spadina Ave, Room 100
wheelchair accessible through Bancroft Ave.

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Coffee & Tea
time: 9-10PM
location: Centre for Women and Trans People
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Wednesday, Nov 21
Radical Reads/Trans Discussion Night:
Prison Industrial Complex and Trans Resistance
time: 4-6PM
location: Centre for Women and Trans People
Reading available here: http://www.deanspade.net/wp-content/uploads/2010/07/captive-genders-final.pdf
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Monday, Nov 26
Trans Film Screening Series
Pay It No Mind: Marsha P. Johnson
time: 6-9PM
location: William Doo Auditorium
45 Willcocks St.
http://www.facebook.com/events/462638923788807/?fref=ts
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For more information on accessibility, food accommodation, ASL interpretation, and logistics:

cwtp AT utoronto DOT ca
womenscentre.sa.utoronto.ca
416-978-8201

presented in partnership with the University of Toronto Students’ Union (UTSU), Graduate Students’ Union (GSU) and the Sexuality and Gender Diversity Office UT (SGDO)