“There will be so many amazing opportunities like this for students and Brock community members to learn, grow and embrace one another’s pride this year,” she said. The event, ‘Abolition, Autonomy and Art: Zine-Making 101 for Collective Care,’ aims to educate participants on how to make zines while discussing the significance of autonomy and art. “I am so excited for the amazing lineup of drop-in spaces, events and workshops we have this Pride Month,” said Choudhary, who was particularly excited for Destiny Pitter’s workshop on Tuesday, June 28. Thanks to collaboration from Human Rights and Equity (HRE), Brock Pride, the Student Justice Centre (SJC), the Brock University Students’ Union (BUSU) and others, Social Justice Centre Advocate Rabia Choudhary said there is something for everyone.
Throughout the month of June, the Brock community is invited to participate in more than a dozen virtual and in-person activities that will educate, inform and entertain Brock’s Two-Spirit, and lesbian, gay, bisexual, trans and queer (2S&LGBTQ+) communities and their allies. As the all-inclusive flag was raised in front of Schmon Tower Monday, May 30, Brock University got an early start on the worldwide celebration of Pride Month.
