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SPRING PRIDE WEEK happens at Edmonton's Advanced Education campuses including those that are part of the North Side Pride Collective - which includes: MacEwan University Additionally the following: Check back for updated event information over the coming weeks.
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Baubles, beads, dice, stickers, art...and so much more! There is something for everyone at our three-day pop-up Rainbow Market! Over 15 local makers and businesses are featured throughout the week in Robbins Health Learning Centre with something new daily from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Monday will also feature community and campus organizations at a community resource fair. Learn more about organizations and programs supporting the 2SLGBTQ+ community. This event is part of Pride Week 2025, where MacEwan University recognizes and celebrates the diversity of our 2SLGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, and allies.
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Celebrate Pride Week in our confetti-filled rainbow room. Spray some silly string, or drum to the beat of our music showcasing 2SLGBTQ+ artists. Enjoy a dance party with disco lighting. Leave a positive and encouraging message with glow-in-the-dark paint that will travel to our other events this week. All are welcome to attend. Check-in with the Sport and Wellness Welcome Desk. This event is part of Pride Week 2025, where MacEwan University recognizes and celebrates the diversity of our 2SLGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, and allies.
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Welcome to Pride Week 2025! The march is the annual kick-off to Pride Week. This year, every post-secondary institution in Edmonton will be marching across our campuses at the same time. We encourage the MacEwan community to gather representing their work areas, clubs, teams, or groups to join as we march across campus. This march is an act of celebration and solidarity with the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Show your support and pride by grabbing a sign, representing your community, and marching across campus. We will start in Griffins Landing (gathering at 11:30 a.m. and marching at noon) and walk across the pedway to Allard Hall for opening remarks. Opening remarks from campus leaders will be shared. All are encouraged to attend. ASL interpretation will be provided at the opening ceremonies.
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Join us for the opening of the Personal Agenda exhibition in the MacEwan Library. 2SLGBTQ+ artists from MacEwan University are invited to consider MacEwan Pride Week’s theme of the ‘the queer agenda’ and how it relates to their own experiences. Attend the opening event to explore the pieces, talk to artists, and learn more about Pride Week. Light refreshments will be served. The exhibition will be on display until the end of EDI Week (March 17 – 21, 2025). All are welcome. This event is part of Pride Week 2025, where MacEwan University recognizes and celebrates the diversity of our 2SLGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, and allies. MacEwan’s Pride Week 2025 is brought to you by the YEG Campus Pride Network (MacEwan University, University of Alberta, Concordia University of Edmonton, NAIT, NorQuest College, and The King's University).
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Personal Agenda invites 2SLGBTQ+ artists from MacEwan University to consider MacEwan Pride Week’s theme of the ‘the queer agenda’ and how it relates to their own experiences. The exhibition will be on display until the end of EDI Week (March 17 – 21, 2025). All are welcome. This event is part of Pride Week 2025, where MacEwan University recognizes and celebrates the diversity of our 2SLGBTQ+ students, faculty, staff, and allies. MacEwan’s Pride Week 2025 is brought to you by the YEG Campus Pride Network (MacEwan University, University of Alberta, Concordia University of Edmonton, NAIT, NorQuest College, and The King's University).
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Why is research an important part of 2SLGBTQ+ communities? Come to the third annual Queer Research Connections event to learn how you can pursue the answers to big questions! Student research will be highlighted, and participants will learn how to engage in research of their own. Light refreshments will be provided, and attendees will have a chance to build connections with faculty who drive research at MacEwan. Open to all students, staff, faculty, and community members interested in up-and-coming queer research. ASL interpretation will be provided.
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Nisha Patel is a renowned disabled queer poet and spoken word artist. She was the City of Edmonton’s 8th Poet Laureate, a Canadian Individual Poetry Slam Champion and has several awards to her name. She has spoken extensively on the intersections between queerness and disability and explores these topics in her creative work. Nisha will join us for an afternoon of poetry at NorQuest College, where we will hear from some of her selected works and have the opportunity to engage in conversation about the art of creative self-expression. This event is open to members of Edmonton's post-secondary institutions (students and staff) and their guests.
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Shed the shame, fight the fright, and unleash your undoubtedly beautiful, or at least entertaining, voice for all to hear! Come down to Towers Pub for a night of queer-themed karaoke with a twist of the theatrical. There’ll be group sing-alongs and prizes to be won in our competition rounds. Come one and all to entertain your peers and, more importantly, your hostess! She’s got the prizes, after all. Be sure to RSVP with your karaoke song requests at: https://forms.gle/a6ZCKShoh3VxxsHR7 Event is 18+, ID required. All are welcome.
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Calling all crafters! Bring your own work in progress or join a table to make a broad selection of pride-themed crafts. This craft-tacular extravaganza will have something for everyone! There’s nothing like the buzz of a community coming together to be creative! All are welcome to join, unwind, and participate in as many crafts as they want throughout the day. Materials will be provided, unless otherwise noted. No registration is required, but we suggest arriving early to get a seat. Presented by the Mitchell Art Gallery and various campus partners.
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Need to sweat out some stress during Pride Week? Grab a glow stick and join Kathleen for a special pride edition of Zumba workout under the disco lights. Open to everyone. No registration is required; come early and check in with the Sport and Wellness Welcome Desk to guarantee a spot.
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There is a long and problematic history of gender policing in sports through official policy and practice. This is true in elite sports as well as in recreational sports and all levels in between. In this talk, we will discuss this history as well as current provincial policy (Bill 29), with a particular focus on the impacts on trans and gender-diverse folks, but also cisgender girls and women. Of course, where discriminatory restrictions exist, so do examples of resiliency, resistance, and joy; accordingly, we will share insights from research and our own experiences. Everyone belongs in sport. Presented by Eva Bošnjak and Dr William Bridel ASL interpretation will be provided.
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Pumping music, glow sticks and disco lights add to the ambiance of a fun workout that celebrates the joy of the 2SLGBTQ+ community. Open to everyone. No registration is required; come early and check in with the Sport and Wellness Welcome Desk to guarantee a spot.
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Poetry and prose have always been a vehicle for self-expression. Writing speaks to the heart of human experience, connecting readers, writers, and listeners across continents and across centuries. Join us in an exploration of poetry and prose, featuring pieces written by MacEwan students. Want to share your own writing? Bring your work with you and sign up to read during our open mic period.
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Communities forced to the margins build connection and solidarity through any available means – such as a dance floor. Join us to listen to stories from community members exploring dancefloor culture from an intergenerational lens as we pose the questions: How has dancing brought communities together? How is the dancefloor a site of resistance to cis-heteronormativity? What more can we do to make these spaces accessible and welcoming to all members of 2SLGBTQ+ communities? All are welcome. ASL interpretation provided. Registration is encouraged. Light refreshments will be served.
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PIE stands for Public, Intentional, and Explicit. These are the attitudes and actions required to be truly affirming. As recognition of Robertson Wesley's commitment as a church to the 2SLGBTQIA community, they will be hosting a free public event for PIE Day on Friday, March 14th at 5:30. This year the threat to young trans and gender expansive individuals is especially at risk with the provincial legislation currently in progress, therefore any funds raised will be shared between RW’s affirming ministries and Egale Canada who, with Skipping Stone and several families, are suing the AB government for unconstitutional discrimination regarding these specific bills, particularly bill 26 which became law Dec 5, 2024. The event itself is free (donations happily accepted) and will feature delicious pie, community networking, socializing, empowering words and a variety show of local performers. All are welcome!
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The YEG Campus Pride Network and Queer Joy YEG are beyond excited to invite you to a transformative evening of community, celebration, and pure joy! Whether you come to dance, connect, or simply revel in the energy of our vibrant community, this evening is about celebrating our authentic selves and belonging. Let’s make memories that reflect our collective metamorphosis. Enjoy an unforgettable night of music from DJ Betty Forde, plus incredible performances sponsored by Fruit Loop. The GayLa 2025 theme of “metamorphosis” reflects the power of growth, change, and embracing our true selves—together. This is a space to honor our shared experiences, connect with one another, and celebrate the beautiful evolution of our queer community. 18+ licensed event (ID required). Tickets are available on Showpass for $20 (students) • $25 (guests) – get yours now! This event is limited to post-secondary students from the YEG Campus Pride Network (MacEwan University, U of A, NAIT, NorQuest College, Concordia University of Edmonton, and The King's University) and their guests. Student and government IDs required.
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Many of us are curious about what being a good ally means. How do we expand our understanding of the diverse peoples we share space with, and how do we stand in solidarity with the 2SLGBTQIA+ community? This workshop by Rae Madge from the University of Alberta’s Fyrefly Institute for Gender and Sexual Diversity is an introduction to sex and gender identities, expressions and orientations. We will talk about common assumptions and myths and try to expand our understanding of these topics so that we can become better allies and advocates. Registration is not required, but please bring some paper and a pen for taking notes! This event is open to students and faculty of YEG post-secondary institutions.
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