We affirm that violence has no place in any relationship. Our commitment to safety requires us to dismantle these historical barriers and ensure open support for all survivors within our community.
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Our Call to Action:
We want to specifically acknowledge the history of hiding intimate partner violence (IPV) in lesbian relationships and other queer relationships. This tragic silence often arose from the need to protect the 2SLGBTQIA+ community against external violence and discrimination.
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If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or violence, contact the London Abused Women's Centre, 797 York Street – Unit 5. Phone: 519-432-2204
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Join the 36th Annual Vigil - Please stand with us to honour those lost and commit to action. All are welcome.
Sunrise Vigil: Saturday, December 6th at 7:30 AM at Women’s Monument, Victoria Park
Reception & Documentary Screening: Following the vigil at 9:00 AM at Museum London
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This day is also an urgent call to action, recognizing the prevalence of violence against cis and trans women in our communities. We stand in solidarity with all survivors and affirm the right to safety for every woman.
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If you or someone you know is experiencing abuse or violence, contact the London Abused Women's Centre, 797 York Street – Unit 5. Phone: 519-432-2204
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Sunrise Vigil: Saturday, December 6th at 7:30 AM at Women’s Monument, Victoria Park
Reception & Screening of the documentary, After the Montreal Massacre: Following the vigil at 9:00 AM at Museum London
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The Accessibility for Ontarians with Disabilities Act was put into provincial legislation in 2005 with a goal of making Ontario fully accessible by Jan. 1st 2025. Now nearing the end of 2025, it is clear that this goal has not been met and more must be done to ensure the full inclusion of all.

When: December 1, 7:00 PM – 8:00 PM
Where (In-person): Innovation Works London
Virtual: Stream via redscarf.ca/vigil
#WAD2025 #EndTheStigma #UequalsU #2SLGBTQ #LondonON
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Join the London Vigil: Community members from across the region (Elgin, Huron, Lambton, Middlesex, Oxford, and Perth counties) are warmly invited to the annual World AIDS Day Vigil hosted by Regional HIV/AIDS Connection (RHAC).
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The AIDS crisis profoundly impacted the 2SLGBTQ+ community, and our vigilance remains crucial in the face of ongoing health inequities. We must continue to support access to testing and treatment, and affirm the truth of U=U (Undetectable = Untransmittable).
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Bring your friends, family, mentors, and others you keep close and allow us to help you celebrate the profound bonds of your chosen family! From anthems of belonging to songs of unwavering support, this performance highlights the resilience and boundless love found in the families we create.
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Still undecided about purchasing your tickets? Experiences like concerts make great presents for all occasions, but they are also great opportunities to spend quality time with those that matter.
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So please be our guests as we bring our voices together to drive this engine of love and appreciation for our chosen families.
Sunday, November 30 with doors open at 2:30 PM and show at 3:00!
Tickets: $20 in advance here: tinyurl.com/AeolianPrideChorusNov30
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