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Our New Publication is Out! Conversation as Mad Method and Manifestation of Care in the Academy
Our team just published a new paper!🎉 This paper introduces "Conversation as Mad Method/ologies," exploring how conversation can become a collaborative, care-centered analytic strategy. Through Mad Studies and disability justice perspectives, we revisit what counts as knowledge, who gets to contribute, and how care can reshape academic work. Read the Full Paper to Learn More Persaud, S., Ross, L. E., Myer, J., Pilling, M. D., Pitt, K.-A., Shanouda, F., & Voronka, J. (2026).
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May 111 min read


Call for Participants by the end of April: Exploring strategies to enhance LGBTQIA+ migrant college/university students' sense of belonging and well-being
This study aims to understand LGBTQIA+ migrant students' well-being and belonging needs, with the goal to help bring awareness to LGBTQIA+ migrant student support programs and services. If you are interested, please complete this survey by the end of April, 2026: 🔗 https://limesurvey.umontreal.ca/965645 To compensate you for your time, energy, and effort, you will receive a $25 Tim Hortons e-gift card, sent to your school’s email address that we will ask you to provide. - If
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Apr 241 min read


Call for Proposal before April 30: INQYR Beyond Limits 2026
The International Partnership for Queer Youth Resilience (INQYR) invites researchers, students, practitioners, community organizations, and young people to join INQYR Beyond Limits: The Conference 2026. This is a one-day in-person conference to advance knowledge and action with and for 2SLGBTQIA+ young people. ⏰ Submission deadline: April 30 (10 days left!) Submit your proposal through the online portal by scanning the QR code or visiting: https://utorontofsw.qualtrics.com/jf
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Apr 211 min read
Against the Current: A mixed-methods study of 2SLGBTQI people’s experiences of hate and violence in Canada
Egale Canada are currently seeking survey participants for an online survey open to 2SLGBTQI people across Canada to understand the prevalence and nature of 2SLGBTQI people’s experiences of harassment and violence , how they cope with these experiences, how these experiences affect their mental health, their feelings of safety, and how they engage in resilience and resistance. What is The Project—Against the Current? This research project, " Against the Current: A mixed-meth
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Apr 102 min read
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