Friends and Relationships

Romeo raps about the guiding principles

Kelly talks about what it means to be on the DSTO Council

Group presentation at the DSTO Information Fair 2014

For more information about the Relationship Work Group see flyers

Want to know more? please contact Linda Ger-Walters

Personal statements about relationships

Relationships are important…
Facing challenges
Searching… Seeking: How do you meet friends?
My girlfriend
Spending time together
Relationship Building: What parents can do
Relationship Building: What agencies can do
Using Social Media to find friends
Final words
“I just might”
“To my moma”

A poem about being in love

Lost and Now I’m Found

A short documentary by Romeo exploring trans identity, belonging and family dynamics.

Tools for Teaching about Relationships and Sexuality

Road to Relationship Game

A fun and interactive card game that has characteristics/quality of a person which creates friendly and constructive debates that can benefit participants and open their minds to new ideas and feelings. Read more

Supporting healthy relationships for all: ALL means ALL

There has been a long-standing misconception about lesbian, gay, bisexual, transsexual, transgender, queer, questioning, two spirited + (LGBTTQQ2S+) relationships not being “a real relationship” and instead being deviant. This is simply not true. https://publications.ici.umn.edu/frontline-initiative/16-1/lgbtq-community-disabilties

Autism & 90-90-90: Reaching for the Goal

Presenting preliminary findings on ACT’s “ASD & HIV Prevention Needs Assessment” survey and explaining the impact the autism spectrum has on negotiating safer sex, accessing services, and community connection. Read more

Municipal or Regional Public Health departments often will come in to present sexuality material to groups or schools. If you do not feel comfortable presenting some of the information contact your local Public Health department. Here is a list of workshops offered by Toronto Public Health. List of Public Health workshops