LGBT

Policy on anti-homophobia

Resolution number
1
Whereas
  1. The CCR has been discussing issues of homophobia and heterosexism since 1996
  2. A resolution was adopted in 2004 to develop a policy;
Therefore be it resolved

That the CCR:

  1. Accept the Draft Preamble and Application of the Policy, as amended, for full implementation;
  2. Commit to maintaining public education within its membership; 
  3. Compile a Glossary of Terms.
                                                    
Working Group
General
Subject
LGBT

Advocacy and training re Trans issues

Resolution number
8
Whereas
  1. The CCR adopted a resolution in November 1994 in regard to education and guidelines on sexual orientation for the IRB;
  2. The 1994 resolution does not address specific training with the IRB in regard to trans communities, nor does it recognize education and training for CIC and CBSA employees;
Therefore be it resolved

That the CCR:

  1. Ensure from now on that all CCR policies regarding sexual orientation reflect the diverse lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, transexual, queer, questioning and intersex communities;
  2. Advocate with the IRB, CIC and CBSA to include education and training on trans specific, transphobia and homophobia issues.
Working Group
Inland Protection
Subject
IRB
LGBT
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