Notes from My Queer World

There’s a lot of noise in the world right now, especially here in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada (mini-Trump vibes, anyone?).... For queer folks, that noise isn’t just frustrating, it’s heavy; it's scary; it's consuming. It’s the constant hum of policies and rhetoric that make it harder to simply be. But through all the noise, I’m reminding myself (and you) that queer joy is resistance.

And so, in the spirit of true vicious compliance, we’ve reclaimed it. We’ve turned her mistake into a symbol of queer resistance, creativity, and humour.

Where we started, where we are, and where we are going!

Attending Pride this year was more than just a joyful event; it was a moment of profound affirmation... a living demonstrations of what Émile Durkheim once called collective effervescence...What struck me most was how ordinary it all felt, and I mean that in the best way possible....

My teacher-perspective on the Alberta book ban and standing against the U.S of Alberta

As a teacher stepping into another school year, I'm watching the landscape around books and education shift in ways that honestly breaks my heart here in North America. How can anyone be against inclusivity? It is literally mind-boggling to me!