
ALT White text on rainbow background reads: "Camp Misabe 447 Paganakomin. June 28-30 2024. Camp Misabe Land Based Healing Event. Mama Bear Pride Tickets Out Now. $25 weekend pass *add-ons, workshops, and camp reservations not included. Featuring: -Drag performance by Chelazon Leroux - Workshops w/ Dr. James and Anthony - Drum making w/ Pinock Smith - Beaded pins w/ Stephanie Tenasco - Basket Making w/ Cayer Sisters - Vendors - and more! https://www.eventbrite.ca/e/mama-bear-pride-tickets-917296708147. Want to volunteer, donate, or be part of this event? Contact [email protected] or [email protected]." Image in centre left depicts a white bear hugging a rainbow bear.

ALT A screenshot of the linked article “Close, but not always close enough to come out to: a large-scale online qualitative study of interpersonal relationships experiences by LGBTQ+ individuals in sport by Shannon S.C. Herrick, Alexandra Moisan, and Lindsay R. Duncan, published in Sport, Education and Society.

ALT Screenshot of the article “There may not be a rainbow sticks at the door, but there are my rainbow shoes”: A qualitative exploration of resilience among LGBTQ+ adults in physical activity contexts by Shannon S C Herrick and Lindsay R Duncan, published in Psychology of Sport and Exercise.

ALT A screenshot of article highlights: 1. Individual and community resilience play an integral role in supporting LGBTQ+ participation within physical activity, 2. Self-compassion aligns with aspects of LGBTQ+ individual resilience within physical activity (adaptability, tenderness, and resistance) and 3. More resources dedicated to fostering LGBTQ+ community resilience should be developed and provided within physical activity contexts.














