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Getting Primed - Informing HIV Prevention with Gay Bi Queer Trans Men in Ontario - Report Click here to download
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This is a website created by the Gay/Bi/Queer Trans men Working Group (of the Ontario Gay Men’s HIV Prevention Strategy). Our group is made up of trans men and non-trans men (both community members and service providers) living and working in Ontario, Canada. We are dedicated to raising awareness about the sexual health of trans men and sharing knowledge around our complex bodies, sexualities and sex lives.
In fall and winter of 2006/07 we conducted an Ontario-wide assessment of the sexual health needs of gay, bi and queer trans men. From that study and a lot of outside research we have created Primed: The Back Pocket Guide for trans men and the Men Who Dig Them. This is the first sexual health resource written by and for gay, bi and queer trans men. We’ve put our hearts into this project and done our very best to create a resource that is informative, thorough and easy-to-read (all while being hot to look at!) — We really hope you like it.
This is the first version of Primed, and we think it’s pretty good, but there are always ways to improve. Please have a look at the information and let us know what you think — we welcome your comments and concerns, and hope you will help us make the next version of this resource even better.
Soon there will be a PDF available online for you to download, distribute and use. If you want to order it, check out the "Get the Guide" section of this website for more details.
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 The first sexual health resource of its kind, Primed prioritizes the diverse bodies, desires, and sexualities of gay, bi, and queer transmen. This resource will spark discussion about the many ways that transmen have sex and how we interact with our gay/queer men's communities.
On May 21st 2007 the resource launch party, STROKE: A Party for Trans Guys and the Men Who Dig Them, will mark this exciting shift in the way that transmen talk about their bodies, communities and sex.
Monday May 21st 2007
Ballroom of The Gladstone Hotel
1214 Queen St. (Just East of Dufferin St.)
8pm: Launch start
9pm: Performances start
FREE — EVERYONE IS WELCOME!  
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