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Sex Talk: A Sexual Health Workshop Series for Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual and Queer Women

This summer, learn how to have better orgasms, negotiate relationships, age with sexiness and so much more! For FREE! Planned Parenthood Toronto, the 519 Community Centre and Sherbourne Health Centre are providing holistic, sex-positive and participatory workshops for lesbian, gay, bisexual, queer and other women who have sex with women, including transsexual and transgender women. For a detailed schedule of workshops, facilitator bios and locations, please visit http://www.ppt.on.ca/womenprogram_WSW.asp or contact Arti at amehta@ppt.on.ca or at 416-961-0113 ext 123.

 

How to order Check It Out campaign materials

Do you want to spread the word that LGBQ women need Pap tests too? Toronto-based organizations can order FREE campaign materials (including shipping costs) such as posters, postcards and brochures by downloading and submitting this order form. For organizations outside of Toronto, please contact Rainbow Health Ontario  through Jen Keystone at (416) 324-4100 ext. 5308 or via email at jkeystone@rainbowhealthontario.ca to learn how to order these free materials.

 

No doctor? No time? No problem.

The Bay Centre for Birth Control at Women's College Hospital is providing queer women focused drop-in hours for Pap tests every Wednesday evening from 4:00 – 7:30pm starting January 6, 2010! No appointment or health card required. Clinicians will be female. Please note these clinics are for Pap tests only. The Bay Centre for Birth Control is located at: 790 Bay St (Southwest corner of Bay and College), 8th floor, Toronto, ON. (416) 351-3700. 

It's true: Paps are for lesbian, bisexual, queer, gay and any other women who have sex with women. Basically, if you've ever been sexually active (including oral sex, sex with toys and sex with fingers) and have a cervix, you need a Pap test. The purpose of this campaign website is to give you and other women who have sex with women more information about what a Pap test is, why queer women need them and how to take care of ourselves and each other. Love her. Love yourself. Get a Pap.