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We’re excited to invite you to “Dialing In: Intergenerational 2SLGBTQ+ Community Conversations”, the second panel […]

Join team members and supporters, past and present, in an intergenerational celebration of YouthLine’s 30 years, and a reflection on the history of queer activism in Toronto.

Coming Home: An Anthology is a collection of multimedia written and visual art by 2SLGBTQ+ youth in Peel and Halton. Join us to celebrate the launch and the contributors!

LGBT YouthLine is proud to invite you to join Quinn Lumsden themself, and their partner and spouse Skylar Todd, to discuss some of the themes explored in the film – such as the best ways their family supported them, what resources are available to families with trans loved ones, how amazing it is to explore gender, and the importance of being true to yourself.

This summer, LGBT YouthLine invites all supporters, community members, friends, and chosen family to celebrate Pride every day, in every way.

LGBT YouthLine is excited to announce our series of 3 online Gatherings for 2SLGBTQ+ Service Providers who support 2SLGBTQ+ youth!

This Pride Season, LGBT YouthLine wants you to dare to imagine a world and a future that is better, safer, and more affirming for 2SLGBTQ+ youth, during and after COVID-19.

As we wrapped up our #Dare2Imagine campaign, we were blown away by the amount of people who joined to make our Pride month special and inclusive.

This week focused on activism and history! We wanted to show that we recognize that Pride is a protest, but it's also about our existence and how it fits into the wider world.

Week 3 was all about celebrating! Our community shared photos of who they were, who they love, and who they admire.

This week's #Dare2Imagine theme focused on the colours of the Pride flag.

For many reasons, #Pride does and needs to look a little different this year. Pride started […]

Join us this June for a 30-day photo challenge that celebrates who we are as a 2SLGBTQ community.

LGBT YouthLine is excited to go on an Ontario wide tour to launch the Provincial Youth Ambassador Project (PYAP) needs assessment results - and you're invited! Join fellow community members, politicians and service providers in exploring the needs of 2SLGBTQ+ youth across the province.