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Misinformation Surrounding Smith’s Transgender Policies

By AngelPosted on February 13, 2024Posted in ASPECC, Canadian Law, YouthTagged ableg, politics, Shame on smith, transphobiaNo Comments

WE are thrilled to share this article by Vanida Plamondon~! (shared here with permission of the author) My name is Vanida Plamondon, an Alberta citizen and transgender woman, and author of the books: The Reasonable Bible: A Believer’s Biblical Handbook, Vanida’s Journey, and Convergent Realms: Player’s Guide to Jenamaris. It comes to my attention that Alberta politicians have […]

Why is ASPECC making Solidarity Statements?

By ASPECC EducationPosted on February 16, 2020Posted in Canadian Law, Human Rights, reconcilliation, World PoliticsTagged activism, indigenous, sex-positive

Thank you to those who shared their concerns and questions regarding our recent online activities. We welcome this opportunity to talk about why an organization like ours engages in actions that are “political”, such as making a statement of support for the rights of Indigenous Peoples. The TLDR gist of it is that sex and […]

ASPECC STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR WET’SUWET’EN

By ASPECC EducationPosted on February 12, 2020Posted in Canadian Law, Human Rights, reconcilliation, World Politics

ASPECC STATEMENT OF SUPPORT FOR WET’SUWET’EN We, the board of Alberta Sex Positive Education and Community Centre, (ASPECC) stand in solidarity with the people of Wet’suwet’en and the Unist’ot’en and Gidimt’en camps and in full support of Wet’suwet’en jurisdiction and governance. ASPECC is a sex positive, non-profit organization that was founded by sex positive individuals […]

Let’s Talk About….. Carding

By ASPECC EducationPosted on August 24, 2018Posted in Canadian LawTagged carding, eps, racism, yeg

By Angel Sumka TRIGGER WARNING: Racism Disclaimer: I am white, cisgender, pansexual but heterosexual presenting. This comes with a slew of privilege. This piece is my opinion only, and reflects my own experiences and thoughts. Edmonton, we have GOT to do better. We need to start acknowledging that racism is not just blatant use of […]