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Workshop Series: Who run the world?! Qtbipoc
Come learn skills and connect with other 2SLGBTQ Black, Indigenous and youth of colour (16-29) at this Beyonce-themed workshop series on relationships!
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What is Risk: STI Edition
When it comes to sex and sexual health, how do we feel about risk? What are things we can do to reduce risk of things we don’t want to happen? For the first post in our What Is Risk series we’re talking about STI risk!
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Join PPT’s youth advisory committee for a sexual health needs assessment for youth with disabilities!
Join PPT’s youth advisory committee for a sexual health needs assessment for youth with disabilities!
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Flirting Part 3: How???
In this series we’re going over how people might want to think about interacting with a crush.This post shares ways people can try to flirt with their crushes. Let’s go
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Flirting Part 2: What Flirting Isn’t
In this series we’re going over how people might want to think about interacting with a crush. Our first post covers ways we can understand and define flirting, this post goes over what isn’t flirting, and our next post shares some ways people can try to flirt with their crushes. Let’s go!
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FREE Peer Led HIV and STI Education Workshops by PEAK: The Youth HIV Project
PPT’s PEAK Project are running a series of free HIV and STI workshops for youth in Toronto. Come and get your questions answered!
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Flirting Part 1: What Is Flirting?
In this series we’re going over how people might want to think about interacting with a crush. This post will cover ways we can understand and define flirting. Let’s go!
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Queer(in) Care
Queer(in) Care is a drop-in group organized by Planned Parenthood Toronto’s LGBTQ Youth Initiative. Read more to see if it’s a fit for you!
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FAQ: What is Passing?
“Passing” generally means being perceived by people, and mainstream society as cisgender and/or heterosexual. Passing is not inherently good or bad, but it is a complicated topic! Check this post out to learn more!
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Volunteer with PPT’s Youth & Masculinities Peer Project (DEADLINE EXTENDED!)
Are you between 16-26 years old? Are you a young man, or someone who identifies with any kind of masculinities? Then come and volunteer with PPT’s Youth & Masculinities Peer Project!
