april 25, 2020 newsletter Coalition Against Trans Antagonism’s work is conducted on the ancestral and unceded territory of the Coast Salish peoples, which include the xʷməθkwəy̓əm, Sḵwx̱wú7mesh, & Səl̓ílwətaɁɬ nations (colonially known as vancouver, canada). CATA seeks to work in solidarity with Indigenous peoples in the struggle for autonomy and self-determination. our mission is to … Continue reading Online Peer Support, #FreeThemAll, & Rent Strike!
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Why ‘only’ relying on colonial, capitalist social control systems is a problem
A Statement re: Out on Campus Update (01/25/2020): Out on Campus called security campus and police on our members today who attended OOC's open house to hand out flyers, further reinforcing deep concerns outlined in our statement below. This is the Coalition Against Trans Antagonism’s statement of clarity to push back on a cissexist and … Continue reading Why ‘only’ relying on colonial, capitalist social control systems is a problem
Know Your Enemy: An Analysis of the November 2, 2019 Panel of Hate
(Click on the above image or here to access the interactive map.) UPDATE as of November 1, 2019 12:30pm: The panel has found a new venue which they will release shortly before the event takes place. Follow this facebook event page for updates about the rally/protest: https://www.facebook.com/events/529386161147677/. Overview This analysis was created and written on … Continue reading Know Your Enemy: An Analysis of the November 2, 2019 Panel of Hate
Trans and Sex Worker Communities & The Vancouver Public Library: A Reflection by CATA
This letter was submitted at the Vancouver Public Library board meeting on April 24th, 2019. Vancouver Public Library 350 West Georgia Street Vancouver, BC V6B 6B1 unceded Coast Salish territory To Christina De Castell, Head Librarian; Councillor Christine Boyle, Board Member; Jennifer Chan, Vice Chair, Library Board; Kurt Heinrich, Board Member; Zahra Hussein, Board Member; … Continue reading Trans and Sex Worker Communities & The Vancouver Public Library: A Reflection by CATA