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Call Me Kuchu
Malika Zouhali-‐Worral
and Katherine Fairfax Wright
Saturday, May 19, 2012
4:45pm •TBLB CINEMA 2
Call Me Kuchu is a heartfelt and penetrating examination of the devastating fight for LGBT rights in Uganda. The documentary follows a group of brave activists that include the charismatic David Kato, who during filming was murdered for his refusal to hide his identity.
Proudly sponsored by Access Alliance.
Community One Foundation awards inaugural RBC Community Rainbow Grant to Access Alliance Multicultural Health and Community Services to enable the creation of an innovative NewTQs project to provide services for newcomer queer and trans communities in the Greater Toronto Area!
View the May 4th press release.
Thank you to everyone who participated in last week's Jane's walk!
“Cities have the capability of providing something for everybody, only because, and only when, they are created by everybody.”
— Jane Jacobs, ‘The Death and Life of Great American Cities’
See what's happening at the AccessPoint Hubs for May!
AccessPoint on Danforth Calendar.
Access Alliance is releasing an updated version of the “Working Rough, Living Poor” report to mobilize urgent action and policy solutions for promoting good jobs and good health for racialized families!
This report is the result of research conducted in Toronto’s Black Creek community in collaboration with local residents trained to be community-based researchers.
“Working Rough, Living Poor” provides rich qualitative evidence about how racialized people are being pushed into temporary and unstable types of jobs, and how existing employment training services and job search supports are ineffective. The report also documents how being stuck in bad jobs damage health.
Click here for the full report and more!
The Right to Healthcare Coalition has presented a petition with thousands of signed postcards in support of eliminating the 3-Month Wait For OHIP imposed on new permanent residents to the Minister of Health.
Click here for more details on the campaign.
