UR Pride: On-Campus & Community 2SLGBTQIAP+ Programs & Resources

In Fall 2018, UR Pride introduced an initiative called the Colourful Campus House program for queer, trans, intersex and allied students. This program allows 2SLGBTQIA+ students to apply for student housing that falls under a GSD Living-Learning Community with Housing Services at the University of Regina. The University of Regina has allocated two six-bedroom apartment-style residences in the newly renovated College West building to UR Pride Centre’s Colourful Campus House initiative. In partnership with the University, we’re confident these residences will feel like home for 2SLGBTQIAP+, and allied students at the University of Regina.

Positive Space is a movement that seeks to create a community environment that welcomes sexual and gender diversity. The goal is to challenge homophobia, biphobia, transphobia, transmisogyny and heteronormativity to promote a safe, welcoming environment for all. The UR Pride Positive Space Network program is an educational program that teaches about building positive spaces and tearing down homophobia and other forms of violence against sexual and gender diverse communities. The Positive Space Network program includes everything from our public workshops, to individualized training, to class talks, to public lectures or presentations. We usually offer regular PSN trainings to the general public, but we also answer invitations and requests for private PSN trainings at workplaces and community organizations.

The Neil Richards Collection of Sexual and Gender Diversity is a unique resource in the province and new materials are being added.

This is a one of a kind resource, the largest collection of materials on transgender studies anywhere. And in many languages.