Fall Queer Ecology Hikes

We are currently at capacity for our sign ups for this hike. We can add you to our waitlist in case there are cancellations.

Hi, I’m Zwena Gray (she/they) a Black adventurer, community cultivator, and teller of stories lived on trails and carried in bodies. I move through the world with a deep love for land, for kin, and for the quiet and loud ways we survive and bloom.

Queer Ecology, to me, is not just about nature, it’s a space to explore connection: to ourselves, to each other, and to the land. It's the throughline that reveals the intricate, often-overlooked relationships between culture, art, spirit, and ways of being, ones western frameworks tend to ignore. My work holds space for those threads to be felt, remembered, and reimagined.

Through Queer Ecology Hikes, I invite others to root in story, to rest in complexity, and to dream new worlds into being — together.

Each Other's Magnitude is thrilled to continue to collaborate with Zwena, who will lead a fall queer ecology hike. We will be going to hiking trail location in the West End. If you have any access requests for transportation, please reach out to us at JDeVittoris@The519.org.

Details:

Sunday November 23rd, West Location TBD

We will update for transit information

Accessibility details:

Each hike is less than 5 km long. We’ll go at a comfortable pace for everyone

Light snacks and presto tickets will be provided.

This workshop is only open to Black, Indigenous and racialized community members of colour that are 2-Spirit, Queer and/or trans.

I understand that this series is only open to Two-Spirit, Queer and Trans communities that are Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (2SQTBIPOC).

I want to be added to the waitlist in case there are spaces that open up before the Hike.

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