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Because of you. July 19-29, 2018 TABLE OF CONTENTS BOARD OF DIRECTORS 3 WELCOME MESSAGES Morgan Manzer - Chair Dylan White Ellen Davis - Vice Chair Georgie Dudka 6 PARADE AMBASSADORS Paul Forrest - Secretary Jenna McNeil 7 IN MEMORY OF Anthony Ramos - Treasurer Sky H Smith 9 PARADE ACCESSIBILITY FEATURES STAFF 11 FESTIVAL EVENT LISTINGS Adam Reid - Executive Director Fiona Kerr - Community Logistics Coordinator / Youth Coordinator 46 FESTIVAL MAP Hayden O’Malley - Volunteer Coordinator Don Brownrigg - Operations Coordinator 51 SEX NOW SURVEY Cat MacKeigan - Backstage Coordinator 53 PRIDE EVENTS IN THE MARITIMES Jess Smith - Backstage Support 55 TAKING PART IN PRIDE VOLUNTEER LEADS 62 HALIFAX PRIDE INITIATIVES Emma Robertson - Social Media Coordinator Nick Voutour - Media Coordinator 63 SPONSORS David Duplisea - Parade Coordinator Daryl Ross - Artist Liaison CONTRIBUTORS Karen Waterfield, Strategic Arts Management - Bookkeeper Marie Wright, Mirror Image Media - Videographer Meaghan Wright, Mirror Image Media - Videographer Stoo Metz, Click Photography - Photographer Emma Paulson - Photographer The Halifax Pride Society is a not-for-profit TAZ organization of volunteers dedicated to producing The Office Assistant Dog a Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transsexual, Transgender, Intersex, Queer, Questioning, 2 Spirited, Asexual, Pansexual, and Allies (2SLBTQ+) Pride Festival that is: Accessible to all; Fiscally responsible; Rewarding for all who participate, and Reflects and celebrates PHOTO CREDITS the best of the 2LGBTQ+ community and culture in A big thanks to all those who helped by contributing their Halifax and throughout Nova Scotia. photography to this guide, including: Amin Helal (Beacon Head Studio), Click Productions, Kasper K., Samson Photography, halifaxpride.com Emma Paulson and Julie Pearson. /halifaxpride /halifaxpride /halifaxpride Proud Member of Visual theme and guide design by Revolve | revolve.ca 2 | PRIDE GUIDE | TABLE OF CONTENTS & TEAM CHAIR AND VICE CHAIR’S MESSAGE With excitement and exhaustion, we welcome you to the 2018 Halifax Pride Festival! The Halifax Pride Festival is a community festival. Most of the events you see listed in this guide are planned by community groups, and the Halifax Pride Society is almost entirely made up of volunteer community members (under the leadership of a very overworked and underappreciated executive director). Over the last two years, we’ve worked to change the structure of Halifax Pride so all members of our community have a voice and can be involved as much as their circumstances allow. MORGAN MANZER Chair As you enjoy these 11 days of programming, remember Pride doesn’t just happen once a year. The Pride movement exists every day as advocates and activists lobby, campaign, protest, and create change. Halifax Pride operates year-round as we plan, consult, and evolve. We’re always here to help you meet new people in the community, develop your skills, point you in the direction of community resources, or listen to your concerns. Pride is because of you. It only exists because generous, resilient, and hardworking community members make it happen. If you’ve ever volunteered, joined a committee, sat on the board, or attended a community meeting to let us know when we’ve missed the mark, thank you. If you haven’t been involved yet, or you’re new to the community, look us up and get involved. You can ELLEN DAVIS help us build an even prouder 2019. Vice Chair Happy Pride, Halifax! EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR’S MESSAGE Welcome to the 2018 Halifax Pride Festival! This festival is created by the community. The board, committee members, volunteers, and staff all invest time and effort in the festival, but we don’t create it. That work is done by you. Each of you creates the festival. The festival, this celebration of community, history, activism, art, and culture, is the result of thousands of people contributing in ways big and small. We organizers are simply here to ADAM REID Executive Director direct some of those energies and help make things go safely and smoothly. For these reasons, you are the festival. This all happens because of you. This community creates the festival, so we work to ensure that accessibility and community engagement is prioritized. Accessibility has been a guiding principle of Halifax Pride for decades, but this year accessibility has been at the heart of all we do. Accessibility for us means breaking down barriers to participation, through the creation of events that are thoughtful, safe, and supportive. Through outreach, feedback, and reflection on the how and why of Halifax Pride, we have explored ways to make this festival and the Pride society more welcoming. We are here to ensure that all those who wish to take part in Pride are able to do so in fulfilling meaningful ways. We strive to be more inclusive, more thoughtful, and more focused on you. Because of you we want this festival to be accessible. Because of you I am passionate about making Pride better. Because of you we must reflect and celebrate not only now, but throughout the year. Thank you for creating Pride. Happy Pride! Adam WELCOME MESSAGES | PRIDE GUIDE | 3 MEMBER OF PREMIER’S PARLIAMENT MESSAGE As the MP for Halifax, I’d like to wish everyone a very happy On behalf of the Government of Nova Scotia, I would like to Pride! It is mywish pleasure one and to all wish a happy you 2018 a happy Halifax Pride Pride Festival Festival. on behalf of the Province of Nova Scotia. What a rush it was at last year’s Pride parade to join the Over the coming days, people from all over the world will Prime Minister in the streets of our city. In the thick of all Nova Scotiagather is to a diversecelebrate province. diversity andIt is inclusion,an inclusive and province. the vibrancy It is a place the bustle and celebration that day, I was struck by how far of manyof culturesour communities and a rich during heritage the Halifax that Pride make Festival. residents and visitors we’ve come as a nation. alike feelThe connected events you to will the attend, vibrant and communities the people you across will hear our province. from, are key to uniting our society, and empowering our Indeed, since 2017 alone, we’ve seen important We have 2SLGBTQ+ been celebrating community. the contributions of Nova Scotia’s lesbian, achievements like the passing of Bill C-16, which protects gay, bisexual, transgender and intersex community during Halifax Pride Canadians from discrimination on the basis of gender Festival Once for 30 again, years. this Thisyear’s year’s celebration, festival being will againheld in be Halifax an opportunity to It is my pleasure to wish you a happy Pride Festival on behalf of the identity or gender expression; the introduction of Bill C-39, highlightProvincefrom thoseof Nova July Scotia. contributions 19-29, will feature and fun, remin inspiringd us andall that unifying our diversity is an which repeals Section 159 of the Criminal Code to ensure essentialNovaevents, Scotia part is a diverse ofincluding what province. makes theIt is an Halifax inclusive Nova province. Pride Scotia It Paradeis a placesuch on a wonderfulJuly 21. place to live. of many cultures and a rich heritage that make residents and visitors that, in law, all forms of consensual sexual activity are alike feel connected to the vibrant communities across our province. I am proudI would to likesay tothat congratulate last year, theNova board Scotia of directors became and the first province treated the same; and the introduction of Bill C-66, which We have been celebrating the contributions of Nova Scotia’s lesbian, expunges historically unjust convictions against members to havegay, organizingbisexual, guidelines transgender committee supporting and intersex community for trans its during vision and Halifax genderand Pride efforts variant that employeescontinue in the Festival for 30 years. This year’s festival will again be an opportunity to of the 2SLGBTQ+ community, following the Government’s publichighlight service.to producethose contributions a festival and remin thatd us all inspires that our diversity and is unitesan us. Your hard essential part of what makes Nova Scotia such a wonderful place to live. formal apology last November. work and dedication does not go unnoticed. I encourage all I am proud to say that last year, Nova Scotia became the first province It is anto have importantNova guidelines Scotians supporting example to trans enjoy and genderof this how variant year’s everyone employees festival. in the deserves Best wishes to be on t reateda with But make no mistake, the fight to end discrimination is not publicsuccessful service. event. respect, whether it is in the workplace, at school or in the community. It is an important example of how everyone deserves to be treated with over and a lot of hard work still needs to be done. This is the respect, whether it is in the workplace, at school or in the community. important work Halifax’s tenacious 2SLGBTQ+ community Sincerely, Happy Pride! Sincerely, undertakes everyday. On behalf of the Government of Canada, thank you. You push this country forward. Together, Sincerely, we will ensure that all Canadians are treated equally and with the respect we all deserve. Honourable Stephen McNeil, M.L.A. Premier Congratulations to the Halifax Pride Society board, organizers, and volunteers who make this festival an HonourableHonourable Stephen Stephen McNeil ,McNeil, M.L.A. outstanding cultural experience year after year. Happy Premier M.L.A. Premier Pride, Halifax! Andy Fillmore, MP Halifax 4 | PRIDE GUIDE | WELCOME MESSAGES INDIGENOUS MAYOR’S MESSAGE MESSAGE As Chief of the Millbrook First Nation, I would like to As Mayor of Halifax, I am delighted to extend warm welcome each and every one of you taking part in the 2018 greetings and a special welcome to everyone taking part in Halifax Pride Festival.
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