Organize!

For over a decade, I’ve been deeply engaged in queer and trans community organizing—working across grassroots movements, institutional advocacy, and public policy to advance justice, dignity, and liberation.

Co-founding TRAPS, the first transfeminist collective of its kind in Québec, carving out space for intersectional, youth-led trans women organizing grounded in lived experience. I later served as a national spokesperson for the Nous ne serons pas sages campaign, which mobilized thousands around issues of gender justice and bodily autonomy.

Throughout the years, I’ve collaborated closely with organizations like the Coalition des groupes jeunesse LGBTQ, the Conseil Québécois LGBT, and Espace LGBTQ+, where I now serve as President. My work has often bridged the grassroots and the institutional—building long-standing relationships with community organizers, frontline workers, elected officials, and nonprofit partners.

Whether engaging in public consultations, advising on inclusive policy, or supporting emerging collectives like Brûlance, MTF, and others, my approach remains grounded in care, accountability, and collective empowerment. This work is not separate from my creative or philanthropic practice—it informs every gesture, from how I design space to how I imagine futures.