QUEEN'S PRIDE

Brief History

 

Formed in 2008, Queen's Pride Project was created to organize and plan Pride Week for Queen's University in Kingston Ontario. The very first Pride Week was organized in 2006 by the Education on Queer Issues Project (EQuIP) committee. As more events were added, the queer community and their allies decided that a seperate club was needed to handle such an elaborate project. In 2013, Queen's Pride Project was renamed "Queen's Pride."

 

Description

 

Queen’s Pride exists to celebrate the history, courage, diversity and future of Queen’s and Kingston’s LGBTTIQQ2SA* communities.

* Including, but not limited to: Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Questioning, 2 Spirited, Allies. All/Any genders and sexualities welcome.

Events

 

Queen’s Pride coordinates a wide range of social and educational events for the LGBTTIQQ2SA communities of Queen's and Kingston. In the past, events have included: social gatherings, dances, sports, workshops, speakers events, panel discussions, film showings, theatrical performances, art exhibitions and more. Events for 2013-2014 soon to come! Anyone is welcome to attend events; no need to be a Queen's student or alumni.

Have ideas or suggestions? Want to collaborate? Want to sponsor an event? Email us: queensprideproject@gmail.com

Get in touch

 

Email us: queensprideproject@gmail.com

 

Queen's Pride

51 Bader Lane

The Grey House

Queen's University

Kingston, ON, Canada

K7L 3N6

 

Former Board Members (2013-14):

Sarah Eves, Katelyn Stam, Chris Rudan, Jennifer Read, Rebecca Lyons