The sponsors without whom Stonewall would not have been the same.
All cooperation will have to understand that Stonewall is not a pride festival and that it is not “one week in June for them to party,” Our community needs ongoing support, ongoing care, ongoing love. They must understand that we are faced with seemingly devastating experiences that could absolutely break us apart. Stonewall’s responsibility is to contest and task any cooperation wishing to take part that they must commit to a long-term contribution to support our community.
Cooperation wishing to send a delegate to attend the symposium will pay $200/ person
Which will go towards building the capacity of the movement and will be asked to humbly commit to hiring unemployed QTBIPOC Community members, recruiting 2SLGBTIQ+ Refugees and Newcomers after and before the symposium as a way of building trust and empowering the most at-risk folks in the 2SLGBTIQ+ community
Become a Sponsor, Contact info.stonewall2021@gmail.com for our Sponsorship Price list and become a sponsor for change.
Canadian Women’s Foundation
The Foundation contributes to provincial and national strategies and policy-making on issues including violence against women, anti-trafficking, teen healthy relationships, the leadership of girls and women, and the economic development of women across the country.
Institute for Sexual Minority Studies & Services (ISMSS)
It all begins with an idea. Maybe you want to launch a business. Maybe you want to turn a hobby into something more. Or maybe you have a creative project to share with the world. Whatever it is, the way you tell your story online can make all the difference.
Edmonton 2 Spirit Society (E2S)
Two Spirit peoples are recognized, respected and engaged in an integral manner, within Indigenous communities and society at large.
APIRG
APIRG (The Alberta Public Interest Research Group) is an incredible resource based at the University of Alberta. We support student- and community-based research, education and social activism. We provide the administrative, informational and technological resources to help student working groups to transform social concern into effective action.
The African Center For Refugees in ONTARIO-CANADA
The African Centre for Refugees in Ontario Canada is a registered not-for-profit and non-sectarian African Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Intersex and Queer (L.G.B.T.I.Q+) community organization that supports vulnerable refugees from the African continent with humanitarian assistance to unite as a harmonious community to create a friendly and supportive environment.
Pride Center of Edmonton
The mission of the Pride Centre of Edmonton is to provide supports that respond to the needs of people with diverse sexual orientations, gender identities, and gender expressions, and of the people in their lives
John Humphrey Centre for Peace and Human Rights (JHC)
our mission is to advance a culture of peace and human rights through education and community building guided by the principles of Human Rights. We uphold education and dialogue as critical pathways to achieving equity and dignity, freedom and justice.
