12 & Under

Junior

Outloud Juniors is a place for kids 12 and under to meet with others their age to build friendships, have conversations, ask questions, and receive support from Outloud Staff. During group, the Juniors play games, do crafts, read books, socialize, and are welcome to contribute to Outloud culture by painting murals in the space, planning parade floats, volunteering, and helping out with events. 

This group is facilitated by Outloud staff and runs the first and third Tuesday of the month at the Outloud Space (#10, 215 Carnegie Drive) from 5:30 PM – 7:00 PM.

Staff use play-based techniques and strength-based conversation to support Juniors to grow their confidence among peers and leaders.

Outloud uses sources like ISMSS, The Pride Center of Edmonton, ISCWR, pflag, and many others to connect children and their families to the resources that they need. 

For safety reasons, parents or guardians are asked not to stay in the space but are welcome to sit with parents in a discussion room.

There is no charge for the program but donations are appreciated.

5:30PM

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7:00pm

1st & 3rd Tuesday of the Month

Everyone’s welcome

Our safer space policy

  • Respect the physical and emotional boundaries of everyone around you.
  • Respect others identities and backgrounds, including pronouns and names.
  • Do not assume or make judgments on anyone’s gender identity, sexual preference, survivor status, health status, economic status, religion, background, beliefs, opinions, etc.
  • Respect others' right to privacy both inside this space and beyond. Do not push anyone to answer questions they don't want to answer, and do not share anyone's personal stories
  • Be aware that your actions and words may have unintended effects on other people and that their feelings are valid, regardless of your intentions.
  • Avoid raising your voice, interrupting or talking over anyone else. Be aware of how much you’re participating - make sure everyone gets a chance to speak.
  • Assume positive intent. If someone does or says something that crosses a boundary, gently let them know, but do not assume they intended harm.
  • Remember, we are all learning.
  • Take care of your own safety. If you need to step out, feel free to do so. If you feel unsafe, let the facilitator know.

OUR COMMITMENT TO YOU

we will...

observe

We will be diligent in watching to ensure our Safer Space Policy is followed by everyone in our space and any breaches of this policy will be addressed immediately.

listen

We will listen to the voices of the community we serve and ensure that our policies and spaces are inclusive and welcoming to all members of the community.

believe

We will believe anyone who reports a violation of the Safer Space Policy and will investigate all reports.

help

We will offer outside resources to anyone feeling the Safer Space Policy was violated and needing further support. We will also offer education to individuals that struggle with this policy.

accountable

We will consistently re-evaluate our space and resources to ensure we have the most up-to-date and inclusive information and will be ready to take feedback.

location

find our space

215 Carnegie Drive, Unit 10
St. Albert, AB.
T8N 5B1
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