"We really wanted to reach out and show love and care and support in whatever ways that we can," Russell told CBC, "because we know how isolating those kinds of hate attacks can be and we wanted to make sure knew that they weren't alone."Īll members of the network have been made aware of the harassment toward OutLoud North Bay. Jyssika Russell is manager of public affairs and communications with The Enchanté Network, which connects and supports 200 pride centres and service providers across Canada. "Enchanté and Canada's 2SLGBTQI+ communities stand strong with OutLoud North Bay." Showing love and support Our movement is too strong, our communities too resourceful, and our brilliance undeniable." Tyler Boyce, executive director of The Enchanté Network, said such "tactics will not work we will never be silenced. "We need to recognize these incidents for what they are they are hate motivated and they're harmful," she said. Helen Kennedy, executive director of Egale Canada, said, "Unfortunately, these types of incidents happen all too often. JusticeTrans said: "Now more than ever, we need everyone to stand loud and strong against this hatred." "Having a safe and supportive space to be creative is essential for all young people, especially for those who are vulnerable."
"We.are dismayed at the rising tide of hate being directed at 2SLGBTQ+ spaces, particularly those reserved for youth," Jaime Sadgrove, manager of communications and advocacy at CCGSD, said in the release. Audio Fierté Sudbury Pride taking 'extra steps' for safety, security during week-long events
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