Apr 11, 2022
We would love to think that in 2022 diversity, acceptance and inclusion are normal but unfortunately it is not the case. We can look at what is going on south of the border to see that even things we took for granted can be taken back. This is why it is more important than ever to show our colors, or OUR color on International Day of Pink, which happens on April 13 this year.
The goal of this day is to show our solidarity with the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community and to fight bullying in all its forms. We proudly wear pink to say out loud that equality, diversity, inclusiveness, solidarity, kindness, courage and acceptance are important to us. Bullying in school, at work, it’s not acceptable anywhere. We all have a say in making sure the 2SLGBTQQIA+ community feel included and safe. And it starts by educating ourselves. The OPL has a rich collection to learn more on the subject but also stories that are sure to touch you.
I’m pink on April 13!
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L'amour aux temps d'après
une anthologie de fiction spéculative bispirituelle et indigiqueer
Mépapasonlà
chroniques rurales d'une famille acadienne heureuse, très heureuse, et de ces tristes hasard qui viennent éprouver son bonheur : roman
Ils s'aiment
un siècle de photographies d'hommes amoureux, 1850-1950 : collection Hugh Nini & Neal Treadwell
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A selection of materials for all ages, from picture books to adult non-fiction, with anti-bullying, inclusivity and LGBTQIA themes.
The Queens' English
The LGBTQIA+ Dictionary of Lingo and Colloquial Phrases
