Last weekend we held a Trans Day of Rememberence event to commemorate the friends and siblings we have lost and to organise to try to make sure we don't lose any more. This is a memorial banner signed with the names of our lost trans siblings. #nomoredeadfriends

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Poster with a sprig of forget me nots in the center, text reading "grieving. angry. united for change." above. On the left, TDOR 2025, join us to connect with community, celebrate your loved ones, and plan for a better future. On the right, Art, potluck, board games, story sharing, memorial banner. 6pm-9pm Nov 22 922 Notre Dame Ave. Trans solidarity tuesday group logo on the bottom.

Trans Day for Remembrance is a time to mourn our loved ones, but we can't stop at grief.

Please join us on November 22, 6-9pm at 922 Notre Dame Ave to connect with our community, share a meal, celebrate those we've lost, and plan for a future where our needs are met.

An excerpt from what we're reading in our reading group:

Thank you to everyone who came to the housing meeting today!
Two TSTG members spoke in support of the item, and 4 of the 5 proposed locations are moving forward!

A digital collage with text at the top reading Movie Night! In yellow, glitchy-looking text. Underneath, text reads the hive, oct. 25, 7pm, free, rsvp. The whole collage has a background of blue static, with a retro tv, yellow lamp, and rats layer on it as though the rats are gathered to watch a movie.

Header reads: the people under the stairs, 1991. Below is an image of a retro tv screen with a still from the movie, in which a 13-year-old boy with brown skin is hunched in an enclosed, dusty space. He holds a lit lighter in one hand, and is investigating a somewhat bloody pile of fabric with the other. Text beside the tv reads: 13-year old Fool is desperate to help support his family as eviction and cancer come knocking. Paying their landlords a visit, he finds himself trapped in their sadistic, white supremacist family life. Facing down pure evil, Fool is determined to escape and do right by his community.

Header reads: I walked with a zombie, 1943. A retro TV shows an image of two women in a corn field, one staring intently at something off screen. The other stares at the ground, as though refusing to look. The women are both dressed in a vintage style, and the film is black and white. Beside the tv, text reads: Based partially off of Jane Eyre and grounded in post-colonial Haiti, this pre-Romero zombie picture transcends its tabloid-ish title and delivers a shimmering and surreal tale of unseen suffering, both political and emotional.

Header reads: re-animator, 1985. A retro tv contains the image of a young scientist, his eyes wide with excitement and fear. In one hand, he holds a glowing green syringe. On his other side, a hand reaches towards him out of a shadow. Beside the tv, text reads: So much joie de vivre he demands an encore. A brilliant and obsessive academic just can’t get enough of bringing back the dead with his best guy friend. Just a friend. They were roommates. Shockingly, this comes with some consequences that just won’t die.

Ever notice how fear is taught and learned in a social and political context, which produces entertainment media about said fear? Yeah, us too! We're hosting a movie night about it!

Vote from these 3 movies on our Insta.

Free, please RSVP
7:00, Oct. 25th
@ the Hive (U of W)

A poster with the title "everyone deserves a home". On a black background with silhouettes of lit windows, text reads "advocate for supportive housing! Here's how. Speak at city hall, delegate in favour of item 6, register by noon oct. 17, speak oct. 20. Submit a written comment, write in support of item 6, submit by noon, oct. 17. There is a qr code to access information and registration.

On Oct. 20, City Council is hearing delegations for Item No. 6: Accelerating Supportive Housing on City-owned Land, increasing access to supportive housing in WPG!

We'd love to see you there to advocate for supportive housing. Once you've registered, drop a 💛 in the comments!

A TSTG sticker on an outdoor pole.

A sticker reading "free Palestine" on the back of a road sign on a rainy day.

A sticker reading "land back" in red, written in a spray paint style.

a sticker reading "fuck the cadets"

There are always friends nearby 🩵

We were at the Truth and Reconciliation March from the Forks to the Convention center yesterday. There was a massive crowd which was great to see, thanks to all who came out in support of the first nations community! #LANDBACK

They're in Instagram, or else www.peacealliancewinnipeg.ca

Green text over a green washed leafy background. Text reads, in a gothic font: fags and dykes were not persecuted for “love,” but for fucking and who does it help to pretend otherwise? to make a case for ourselves as good liberal subjects? as if all we ever wanted this entire time was to be legitimated, subsumed, allowed to transfer property through that holy institution of marriage for the state to raise our flags in the legislature and be seen Seeing You and Hearing You and Feeling Your Pain to dredge a body back up and bury it anew m. a. clark On a teal bar at the bottom reads: Excerpt from Alt Trans Narratives, Vol 3 of the TSTG Zine, available now!

Alternative Trans Narratives (zine vol. 3) asks us to peak under the surface of trans representation and look for something more honest. If you like this poem by M.A. Clark, you'll like the rest of the text, too.

Zines are available for 5$, DM or come to our events to purchase!

Some of us stood outside at the Leg for about an hour in case people who missed the news about the cancellation of the rally due to weather, had some good convos and saw a dog! thanks to everyone who came out despite the rain! <3

We are still doing a winter cycling workshop tonight at 6!

We've been hard at work putting up posters for our Winter Cycling Workshop! The image depicts a few people using paintbrushes to glue up a poster at once, as well as images of the poster on things like telephone poles, as well as a cartoony drawing of someone in a parka riding a bike.

Sat Sept 20 6:00 PM 922 Notre Dame Learn about: Winterizing your bike Maitnence Safety Tips Planning Routes How to Dress The images continue across the slides More images of posters on various surfaces We can’t wait to see you there! Find our posters out & about!

We've been hard at work lately! Come say hi & learn how to keep biking in the winter this coming Saturday, 6pm, at 922 Notre Dame!

A poster with the text "Rally for trans rights" in large letters. "Sept. 20, 10am legislature grounds. Celebration of trans lives & perseverance" is written in smaller, yellow letters. "Chalk Art!" and "Queer Joy!" are written to either side. Dandelions are doodled around the text, and the round Tuesday Group logo is in the upper right hand corner.

September 20th marks the 3rd anniversary of trans people standing together to affirm our rights. We support each other in hard moments, but this year we get to celebrate our community with a bit more joy.
Join us at the Legislature at 10am for chalk art and community connection!

I joined @peacewinnipeg for their action in coordination with @boycottindigobooks's Boycott Indigo Day campaign on september 6th. Indigo runs the HESEG foundation which provides scholarships for people from Canada to join the IOF as "lone soldiers" aka mercenaries. Free Palestine

A coalition of Pro-Palestine organisations are holding a Black Flag Rally at Portage and Main on Thursday at 5 pm in opposition to the colonial state of israel's illegal invasion of Gaza. Please come out if you can.

"zionism is nazism" chalk art

"zionism is nazism" chalk art with drawing of an imprisoned person

"resistance is justified when people are occupied"

"israel is starving Gaza" chalk art

Some pics from All Out For Palestine rally on Kenaston on saturday.

Lots of chants, singing, and deafening zionists with drums. @cpam holds these every saturday in support of Palestinian liberation and anti-imperialism.

From the River to the Sea, Palestine Will Be Free. 🍉🇵🇸

A cartoony image of someone winter biking, near some halftone images of bike parts - the text is mostly the same as written in the caption.

Come check out our next workshop on how to get into winter cycling.
Winterizing your bike, Maintenance, Safety Tips, Planning Routes, How To Dress, and more!
Save money & learn to love winter again!
Sat, Sept 20, 6pm, at 922 Notre Dame - free admittance
We'll see you then!

A poem expert, reading: The first bricks were thrown by us, the vanguard. We have been gods, demons, heralds of gods of love and war We find joy in the midst of terror, we are soft when we can be Steel wrapped in silk -Astrid G Text in a gothic font, over a lime green background. The poem is illuminated by a lamp flush to the wall, surrounded by illustrated moths. On the bottom, text reads exerpt from alt trans narratives, vol 3 of the tstg zone. Available now!

The zine is out, and full of poems for you, from us.
Zines are available for 5$, DM us or come to our events to purchase!

We'd love that! Thank you so much - also we appreciate the heads up about DMs, we'll open those up!

Hi! here's a book recommendation/review for the queer bookworms out there!

The Starving Saints by Caitlin Starling

If you are a fan of body horror, cosmic horror, queer horror, or all three you will love this book. See our instagram @mbtuesdaygroup for a full review!

Tuesday Group Made a Zine! $5 - What stories do you tell about yourself? Others? How do you understand your own gender? We often carry narratives, unquestioned, about who we are supposed to be, and how we are supposed to dress, and ways we are supposed to act. Where you "born in the wrong body?"

Foreword Facts do care about your feelings. Our understandings of the world are rooted just as much in emotion and narrative as in empirical data. Guided as we are by our personal experiences, we use narratives to make sense of the things we have encountered. The table of contents is listed: HRT of Fire by Astrid G., green acorn silver & myelin, keep me warm by Raymond Lyttle, Gender Abolition as Sublation by Izzi, We Know, by a friend, holding your hand, trans people have not always existed by m. a. clark, the river of blood by chaia eran, Things you don't know about gender by Various TSTG Members.

Or have you “been {policed/coerced/pressured} by others to {be a man/be a lady? Is there freedom in exploring your gender? Horror, discomfort, joy? the foreword continues: We have found the existing popular narratives about trans people to be inadequate. Take, for example, the common expression “born in the wrong body.” To the exclusion of all other aspects and expressions of transness, this simplistic framing overfocuses on one aspect of our being (the body) and fails to capture the vast array of alternate possibilities within that space. But how do trans people actually feel, and explain their lives? Which narratives go unacknowledged by mainstream accounts of trans identity? What avenues for our understandings of self and gender go unexplored?

The Foreword continues: We’ve asked our {friends / comrades / fellow trans(s)exuals / other freaks} for their takes, stories, and explorations of self hoping to find new ways to convey what it’s really like to be trans. This zine emerges from a desire to challenge what we see as the dominant narratives surrounding gender and sexuality and to replace them with new narratives, stories, ways to understand us. What is missing or misunderstood in mainstream conceptions of transness, trans people, and trans communities? What is missing from trans communities themselves? What assumptions need to be challenged? What new things can we learn?

We made a new zine! Come find us at our next event (or DM!) to pick one up for $5! What are the narratives, stories, thinking, and ideas that are missing from mainstream and trans understandings of transness? We wrote poetry , theory, and told stories to try to answer this.

The Faggots and their Friends Between Revolutions - Larry Mitchell

Thank you, everyone who joined us at our embroidery workshop! You all did so good, and we're all lucky to create alongside you.
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These workshops are an opportunity to try something new, and boost our skills together. We have a killer event coming up next month, talk soon!

Active Hope is a practice. Like tai chi or gardening, it is something we do rather than have. It is a process we can apply to any situation, and it involves three key steps. First, we take a clear view of reality; second, we identify what we hope for in terms of the direction we’d like things to move in or the values we’d like to see expressed; and third, we take steps to move ourselves or our situation in that direction. Since Active Hope doesn’t require our optimism, we can apply it even in areas where we feel hopeless. The guiding impetus is intention; we choose what we aim to bring about, act for, or express. Rather than weighing our chances and proceeding only when we feel hopeful, we focus on our intention and let it be our guide Joanna Macy and Chris Johnstone, Active Hope: How to Face the Mess We’re in with Unexpected Resilience and Creative Power (Novato, CA: New World Library, 2022), 203.

Active Hope - We're reading "Let This Radicalize You" by Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba, and we found this passage (borrowed from "Active Hope: How To Face The Mess We're In...") particularly powerful and useful.

An image of roughly torn paper over printing of a bee crawling along a plant, the text reads "Someone will remember us I say Even in another time."

A fragment of Sappho's poetry (translated by Anne Carson)

"Someone will remember us
I say
Even in another time."

A hand reaching from the bottom left former to the upper right, passing a cassette tape with the words "belonging" as the label. The hands are in black and white, and the background is grainy blue and black. "we made you a mixtape" and "xoxo - Tuesday" are written in a handwritten style over the background.

A list of songs featured in the playlist.

We made you a mixtape. It's all about belonging, and full of songs that represent that for our members. All genres are welcome, good vibes guaranteed. You can find it on our youtube, TransSolidarityTuesday, or right here: buff.ly/du3DDsK

What songs feel like belonging to you?

Thanks to everyone who showed up to support The Winnipeg Coalition For Peace and Sovereignty in protesting the imperialism of the United States and the arrival of U.S. Ambassador to Canada, Pete Hoekstra last weekend. Here is some video of the rally courtesy of @solidaritynextdoorwpg !

More pics from the anti-Imperialism rally at the WAG on the 29th!

The Winnipeg Coalition for Peace and Sovereignty is hosting a rally on Tuesday Jul 29th at 12pm at the Winnipeg Art Gallery.

The U.S. Ambassador to Canada is coming to Winnipeg - this is a rally for those who refuse to be complicit in U.S. War Crimes and ongoing crimes against humanity.

Hello everyone! We are hosting our next Skill Sharing workshop on Saturday, August 9th, 6pm, at 922 Notre Dame - we hope you can join us for a workshop on embroidery! Everything will be provided and is free of charge