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Whether feminist, lesbian, queer, pansexual, trans, etc. these women go far beyond labels in their ideologies, identifications and daily occupations. This short experimental film highlights the complexity of this reflection, while providing visibility to women of sexual diversity. Because of its genre, the experimental short film allowed us to put forward a broader identity reflection, without giving answers on who we are. It’s unique to the genre, some will be shocked, others charmed, some will be pushed to thinking, others to misunderstanding. The reception of the film will be diversified, reflecting our identities. (Technical sheet)
Discover the militant journey of Chloé Viau. Now a director on the RLQ’s Board of Directors and a governor with the Fondation Émergence, she discusses her transition leading to her involvement with the trans, lesbian and older community.
Visit the offices of the RLQ – Quebec lesbian network – Women of sexual diversity, in the company of Jessie Bordeleau, president of the organization from 2015 to 2018.
Meet the author Judith Gagnon who presents her first work “Beyond duty” published by Homoromance Éditions.
Meet Nathalie Di Palma, host of the radio program Lesbo-sons at CKUT 90.3 FM who has been involved in the Montreal LGBT community for over 20 years! Also, thank you to columnist and radio technician Josée L. Tavernier for also taking part in the game and to singer-songwriter Sylvie Paquette for her musical contribution to the credits with her song “In all the deserts”, taken from the album “Souvenirs de trois” (BMG © 2001)
Meet Joce-Lynne Proulx, author of the novel Zone de Turbulence, published by Homoromance Éditions!
We invite you to discover the work of filmmaker Patricia Chica who presents her award-winning short film Morning After which focuses on fluid sexuality! She discusses in particular her work with energy, her creative and spiritual workshops, her cinematographic journey, her achievements, from Montreal to Los Angeles, without forgetting her most recent film Morning After currently on tour in various international film festivals. !
Meet the multimedia artist kimura byol – nathalie lemoine who presents her fascinating journey to you. If expression of identity is at the heart of his work, his most recent film, the documentary ARTivismes Lesbiens (inspired by the eponymous conference held in Ottawa in 2016), will be released in October.
Discover the work of Émilie Lebel, owner of Café Perko, located at 753 rue Villeray, in Montreal. This lawyer by training discusses passionately and articulated on current topics, without forgetting its implications for Pride at Work Canada, as programming assistant for Quebec.
Discover the fascinating journey of Martine Roy, activist with the LGBTQ + community for more than 20 years and involved in Pride at Work Canada. She notably discusses her career in the Canadian Armed Forces. Formerly dismissed for homosexuality, she will campaign for many years, only to finally receive an apology from the federal government, issued by Prime Minister Justin Trudeau last November.
See in action the girls of the RLQ – for the social and political visibility of women of sexual diversity – walking during the 2016 Montreal Pride parade.
On August 13, 2017, the RLQ organized the L Marche, as part of Pride Canada Montreal 2017. The need for an L Marche in 2017? Jessie Bordeleau, President of the RLQ (from 2015 to 2018) answers the question!
A look back at the Lesbian Visibility Day of May 13, 2017, held in Montreal, at the Écomusée du fier monde. Overview and relevant questions related to the inclusive lesbian community, in the company of Jessie Bordeleau, President of the RLQ – Réseau des lesbiennes du Québec, organization co-organizing the day with the Center de solidarité lesbienne (CSL). Thank you to the illustrator Josiane Boulet for her superb drawing exposing the theme of this year’s day: “Myths or realities?”
