Unchained Philanthropy has raised over $75,000 to support 2SLGBTQIA+ individuals in Hamilton—funding everything from gender gear to queer-inclusive kids’ books. Here’s how community generosity is changing lives.

True allyship means showing up for everyone—not just those who look or live like us. Intersectionality reminds us that liberation isn’t one-size-fits-all, and real solidarity leaves no one behind.

You can be kind, well-intentioned, and still get it wrong. That doesn’t erase your goodness—it reveals your capacity to grow. Even heroes like Mr. Rogers had blind spots. What matters is listening, learning, and evolving.

A surprising question in a Taco Bell parking lot leads to an honest (and funny) reflection on gender, genitals, and why what’s in our pants isn’t anyone else’s business.

Chris Farias was recognized by the Hamilton YWCA for their advocacy and impact on the LGBTQ community.

True feminism is intersectional. If it doesn’t include trans and queer people, it’s not feminism.

Ever wondered why queer content keeps popping up in your feed? Whether you’re loving it or hate-scrolling, the algorithm is paying attention—and this little gremlin wants to keep you scrolling. Here's why you're seeing this "crap" and what it says about your online behaviour.

When I gave my niece Wicked dolls, I didn’t expect a masterclass in empathy. But thanks to a talking goat, a potato, and a patient dad, that’s exactly what I got.

When someone says “all men,” it’s not an accusation—it’s a call to look at how systems of power operate. Here's why saying “not all men” misses the point—and how we can respond with reflection, not defensiveness.

Triggered was never meant to dismiss emotions, but now it’s used to deflect accountability. Instead of shutting people down, we should ask, Why does this matter?

Trans women aren’t dominating women’s sports—the data proves it. Science shows hormone therapy reduces athletic advantage, yet real issues like funding gaps go ignored. This isn’t about fairness—it’s about exclusion.

White guilt isn’t helpful—it just reinforces white supremacy. Instead of getting stuck in guilt, focus on real action and allyship.

Should you stop saying, you guys?” This post explores inclusive language, the fear of saying the wrong thing, and how to foster belonging for everyone.

How do you get someone’s attention in public if you don’t know their name? In Canada, the answer is simple: Excuse me.

Labels aren’t confinement—they’re empowerment. Naming ourselves shapes our story, builds community, and helps us bloom on our own terms.

Marginalized people fought in World War II too—2SLGBTQIA+, Black, Jewish, Indigenous, and women fighters helped win the war. It’s time their stories were told.

Leading with your values builds trust and attracts the right people. Discover why clarity in brand values helps create stronger, more meaningful business relationships.

What does 2SLGBTQIA+ mean? Each letter reflects a unique identity and experience. This breakdown explores the acronym’s significance and the importance of inclusive language.

I get a lot of hate online, but a recent message hit differently. Well-meaning people took action without asking me first, taking away my agency. This is a story about allyship, accountability, and what it really means to walk the walk.

Society loves its labels—but what happens when we don’t fit? This post explores the power of self-definition, the struggle of being seen, and why we know ourselves better than anyone else ever could.