[February 1, 2024 - Edmonton, Alberta ] The Enchanté Network condemns the dangerous anti-2SLGBTQI+ policy measures announced by Premier Danielle Smith on Wednesday January 31, 2024. We stand firmly with 2SLGBTQI+ organizations and advocates in Alberta, who on this...
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE The Enchanté Network Secures Big Win for Inclusivity in Canada’s Employment Equity Act on Human Rights Day Ottawa, ON – December 12, 2023 – The Enchanté Network, Canada’s largest network of 2SLGBTQI+ organizations, proudly announces a...
[ October 26, 2023, OTTAWA] A year ago, on Intersex Awareness Day, Canada’s largest network of 2SLGBTQI+ organizations, The Enchanté Network, released 7 Calls to Action for the Canadian Government to step up and better support Intersex Canadians. To this day, the...
[ August 28, 2023 - SASKATCHEWAN] The recent announcements from the Saskatchewan Ministry of Education mandating parental permission for name and pronoun changes, as well as restricting the engagement and expertise of 2SLGBTQI organizations and sexual health...
[ June 30, 2023, WATERLOO] On June 30, 2023, at 2:00PM EST, The Enchanté Network, Canada's largest network of 2SLGBQTI+ organizations, will join its member Spectrum Waterloo, along with queer and trans student activists from the University of Waterloo, for a virtual...
(Toronto, March 22, 2023) - Statistics Canada’s latest police-reported hate crimes data shows a 27% increase in hate-motivated crimes in 2021, with an uptick in hate crimes targeting 2SLGTBQI+ communities. The annual data released this morning is disturbing but...
[ October 26, 2022, OTTAWA] On Intersex Awareness Day, Canada’s largest network of 2SLGBTQI+ organizations, The Enchanté Network, has released 7 Calls to Action for the Canadian Government to step up and better support Intersex Canadians. The Enchanté Network is...
Article par Marine Ernoult pour FrancoPresse. Date: Friday, September 23 Excerpt: Please note that this article is written in french and the follow excerpt translation has been done by the Enchanté Network. "The minority francophone community has focused...
On June 1, 2021, The Johnson Shoyama Graduate School of Public Policy held a panel as a part of an EDI Discuss Series event for LGBTQ2S+ Employees in the Public Sector. Moderated by Dr. Cheryl Camillo (she/her), JSGS Assistant Professor and former Public Policy...
Article by Jena Lynde-Smith for Carleton's Journalism & Communication publication. Excerpt: "Tyler Boyce, the Enchanté Network’s Executive Director, said they aim to connect, support and advocate for their members. “Our mission is to maintain a thriving,...