Tag Archives: LGBT
Inequities for Trans and Non-Binary Youth in New Brunswick
Julien Brisson argues that New Brunswick’s policy mandating parental consent for students under 16 to use their preferred names and pronouns creates unjust inequalities between students based on parental support.
It is Time to Queer Up Bioethics for LGBTQI+ Equity
Michele Battle-Fisher and Ramona Peel critique the heteronormative, cisnormative healthcare bias inherent in the medical system.
Reflections on the Federal Budget & LGBT Families
Sophia Fantus argues that the expansion of a tax credit to LGBT individuals who use assisted reproduction helps to legitimize and include the perspectives, needs, and experiences of LGBT families.
Just Another Dead Body? Why Hate Crimes Deserve Special Recognition
Gonzalo Zurita Balderas argues that hate crimes need to be recognized in Mexico.
LGBT People and Federal Health Policy: An Invisible Population?
Nick J. Mulé and Miriam Smith argue that the Canadian Federal government must recognize the distinct and diverse healthcare needs of LGBT populations.
Impact Ethics 