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Pride Capital Volleyball (PCV) is a volunteer, non-profit volleyball organization that promotes volleyball and the well-being of the 2SLGBTQ+ community of the National Capital Region by offering enjoyable, inclusive, and positive spaces for 2SLGBTQ+ people and allies of all skill levels.
The mission of LOG/OPALE is to enhance the quality of life for lesbians in the Ottawa–Gatineau area. We provide a forum where members can meet, socialize, and organize themselves for recreational and outdoor activities. Activities are organized by the members. Five general meetings followed by a social gathering and potluck are held each year.
The Ottawa Date Squares is a gay and lesbian friendly club open to everyone in the National Capital region and elsewhere who wishes to acquire modern square dancing in a friendly, welcoming, sociable, entertaining and active setting. It actively participates in local, regional, national and international square dance events hosted by a variety of clubs and associations, both gay and straight.
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The Pride Centre is an independent, student-run service that strives to promote and represent a culture of affirmation through the celebration of individual diversity and choice in all areas of life. We address various equity sectors (anti-ableism, anti-racism, anti-colonialism, etc.) with a core focus on the intersections of gender and sexuality topics at the University of Ottawa. By hosting events, programming, offering resources and advocating for students, we look to create an environment of respect and acceptance with our communities and allies.
Weekly Events – at our Student Lounge (UCU C)
If you would like to schedule an appointment to meet one of our staff at the Pride Centre, please email pride@
Dakota Salva
Coordinator
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Events Supervisor
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Volunteer Supervisor
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Drop-In Lounge
Our Drop-in Lounge at UCU C is unlock to all to relax, find resources, and build community. Our Centre is open to everyone, regardless of identity.
The Quiet Room (UCUB)
Need somewhere to decompress? We offer a low stimulati
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On February 15, , then city councillor Diane Holmes hosted a town hall meeting for the LGBT community seeking input from the community regarding the reconstruction of Bank Street. The meeting, with approximately in attendance, makes obvious there is a consensus of help for an LGBT-friendly Village designation along Bank.
Among the attendees was Glenn Crawford, who volunteered to be a community liaison with the City during the process. Although reassured by major stakeholders at the time, including the Bank Street Business Improvement Association and the City, that there is back for a Village, the formal plans for the street when presented execute not include Village branding. Thus begins an over five year campaign for the designation by the community.
Crawford forms a committee with other community members including Bruce Bursey, Lee Callan, Ian Capstick, Hershel Kagan, Lauryn Kronick, Marcus McCann, Bonnie McDougall and Nicholas Sont, who structure fundraisers such as outdoor movie screenings and a Erect Our Bank gala, that help compensate for flags and decals that they give to
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Ottawa&#;s annual Pride celebration, featuring a parade, information fair, festival, and other activities throughout Pride week.
Canadian Centre for Gender and Sexual Diversity (CCGSD) intersectionally promotes diversity in gender identity, gender expression, and romantic and/or sexual orientation in all its forms on a national level through services in the areas of education, health, and advocacy.
The Ottawa Knights is a gay men’s leather and denim club. Bar nights are the second Saturday of every month at T&#;s.
The Ours Ottawa Bears is a group consecrated to hirsute gay men and their admirers.
Ottawa Senior Pride Network (OSPN) is a volunteer-run network of LGBT* seniors (50+) and allies, which was formed in Centretown Community Health Centre has been an active partner since our inception and we have received some United Way funding to help in our work.
What we do: We are involved to creating trustworthy, LGBT-positive seniors’ services & programs, and residential environme