QMUNITY Team

Seniors Day is celebrated annually on October 1st What is Seniors Day? National Seniors Day is celebrated on October 1st of every year. Enacted by the Canadian government to recognize those who came before us. Introduced only fifteen years ago, this day serves as a reminder that seniors are an integral part of society who have and continue to positively impact the world around them. To age is a privilege we often take for granted. Why Is It Important? Using this day to reflect on the positive...

Access to gender-affirming, trauma-informed, and culturally safe health care saves lives. Alongside the Urban Native Youth Association (UNYA) and the 2-spirit Collective, West Coast Leaf created a series of videos about what gender-affirming and culturally safe health care means and why it matters to Two-Spirit Indigenous youth. QMUNITY is now hosting the videos and any further communications for this project. Drawing on learnings from the 2021/2022 Gender Equality Report Card, the videos...

Truth & Reconciliation Day is September 30th each year. This day is a day to engage with the Indigenous community, support their businesses, and learn from elders. We also encourage settlers to familiarize themselves with the 92 Calls to Action.