This is a guest post by my friend Cait Gordon, discussing ‘allies’ from her perspective. – Talia. We’re living in the age of social media, where we flood our timelines and Continue Reading →
I wrote this as part of a talk I gave at the Unitarian Fellowship of Northwest Toronto. It is based on the Dayenu portion of the Passover Seder. During this Continue Reading →
Today is the international Trans Day of Visibility. The only other day of the year that we mark is the Trans Day of Remembrance which is a day where we Continue Reading →
In my Dvar, or teaching, for this year’s Interfaith Pride Shabbat I look at the commandment to pursue justice and the questions and challenges it raises for those of us in Continue Reading →
Happy Canada Day from the Canadian Senate! Unless you’re a trans person, or someone who faces discrimination because of your gender identity. In that case, have a disappointing Canada Day. Continue Reading →
Since my epiphany, transition and my coming out as a woman who is also trans I have been following, and I have been involved in various levels of activism. One Continue Reading →
Across North America we are seeing a general move toward marriage equality. Canada has had it for almost ten years, various states within the United States of America have either passed Continue Reading →
It’s not often that a homily (sermon to many) provides direct inspiration for a blog post. Today happens to be one of those times. For those who are interested the Continue Reading →
One of the challenges when discussing my experiences with depression, transition and other aspects of my life with people who do not have similar experiences is that they don’t have Continue Reading →
One of the more interesting aspects of living in an urban area close to the downtown core is that there are a lot of people around from a range of Continue Reading →