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As a family member or friend of a Two-Spirit LGBTQ+ person living with advanced illness, you may have questions or concerns about their care or about how you can be...

Some Canadians think that because many 2SLGBTQ+ rights are protected by law, “everything’s OK now”. While much progress has been made, the lives of 2SLGBTQ+ people continue to be deeply...

Many people think of grief as something that happens after death; but it can also be felt when someone in your culture or community has been harmed through discrimination or...

The acronym “2SLGBTQ” stands for Two-Spirit, lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer (or questioning). The plus sign represents other sexual identities, such as pansexual or asexual. It’s important to remember that...

If you are a healthcare provider who wants to strengthen your practice by making it more inclusive, you may be wondering where to begin. A good first step is to...

The concerns, challenges, and needs of Two-Spirit LGBTQ+ people living with advanced illness are poorly understood and often underserved by palliative care. This session will...

My Choices for Safe and Inclusive Healthcare is a place to record information related to your health and preferences for your care. It can help you to have conversations with...