Olivia Scholes

The Legal Roadshow Program’s creation was inspired by a desire to increase access to justice and build capacity for legal professionals to assist queer, trans and Two-Spirit folks across B.C.

Pink Shirt Day began in 2007 in Berwick, Nova Scotia, when two students stood up for a classmate who was bullied for wearing a pink shirt. Their act of solidarity sparked a nationwide movement that continues to remind us that small actions can create meaningful change.

January 7th marks the International Day to End Conversion Therapy (IDECT)—a global day to recognize the harm caused by conversion therapy and to affirm that queer and trans people deserve safety, dignity, and care exactly as they are. In 2026, we are marking this day for the first time with our community.