Events
Sydney Brouillard-Coyle hosts and participates in a number of different virtual and in-person events. View more details on upcoming events below.
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September 2025
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October 2025
“Inclusive Language & Allyship” Zoom Workshop
Wednesday, October 15 | 7:00pm — 8:30pm EDT
Hosted through Rainbow Allyship’s yearly public workshop program.
What are examples of neutral language?
Does inclusive language erase women?
What are the harms of traditional (performative) allyship?
How can I support queer people if I don’t like to protest?
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Piano Concert for Queer History Month
Essex: Friday, October 17 at 7:00PM (St. Paul’s Anglican Church | 92 St. Paul St)
London: Friday, October 24 at 7:00PM (First St-Andrew’s United Church | 350 Queens Ave)
Advance Tickets (online until October 15): $10/students, $15/adults
Tickets At the Door: $15/students, $20/adults
Join Sydney for a celebration of Queer History Month through piano music! The first half will feature a mix of key queer liberation anthems and queer artists. The second half will feature a collection of Sydney’s own compositions. A wonderful way to honour the music that has shaped the queer community.
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November 2025
The Pink Pony Club Experience
Friday, November 7 | 6:30pm — 10:00pm
The Palace Theatre, London ON (710 Dundas St)
Sydney will be one of many fabulous queer vendors at this Pink Pony Club Experience. One night. One stage. Unlimited queer joy. Plus a Pink Pony Club Market before and after the show.
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“Building Q-mmunity: Queer Kinship, Joy, and Chosen Family” Zoom Workshop
Wednesday, November 12 | 7:00pm — 8:00pm EDT
Hosted through Rainbow Allyship’s yearly public workshop program.
In this keynote, Sydney will explore themes surrounding queer community, queer kinship, and chosen family. Drawing from nir lived experiences surrounding mutual aid and queer joy, ney will discuss the importance of showing up and caring for one another in light of oppressive systems, and strategies for creating queer community spaces.
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December 2025
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January 2026
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February 2026
“Rainbow Churches” Zoom Workshop
Wednesday, February 18 | 7:00pm — 8:30pm EDT
Hosted through Rainbow Allyship’s yearly public workshop program.
What are some of the challenges faced by queer Christians?
Isn’t it enough to say my church is welcoming?
How can I counter the “clobber” passages from the Bible?
How can my church better support queer people?
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March 2026
“Beyond the Binary: Nonbinary Perspectives on Existence and Expansiveness” Zoom Workshop
Wednesday, March 18 | 7:00pm — 8:00pm EDT
Hosted through Rainbow Allyship’s yearly public workshop program.
In this keynote, Sydney will explore what it means to be non-binary in a binary and cisnormative world. Drawing from nir lived experience as a non-binary person who uses neopronouns, Sydney will discuss what it means to challenge all forms of binaries and how to build spaces where we can live as our full, expansive selves.
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April 2026
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May 2026
“Misinformation & Microaggressions” Zoom Workshop
Wednesday, May 20 | 7:00pm — 8:30pm EDT
Hosted through Rainbow Allyship’s yearly public workshop program.
How can I recognize and challenge anti-queer microaggressions?
Is hate against queer and trans people rising?
What parts of the queer community are most vulnerable to experiencing anti-queer and anti-trans misinformation?
What are strategies for debunking misinformation and harmful myths?
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June 2026
“Pride & Resistance: Social Justice Activism By & For Queer People” Zoom Workshop
Wednesday, June 17 | 7:00pm — 8:00pm EDT
Hosted through Rainbow Allyship’s yearly public workshop program.
In this keynote, Sydney will explore what it means to engage in activism as a member of the queer and trans community. Drawing from nir extensive lived experiences as a social justice activist, ney will discuss strategies for activism using creative and non-traditional means that embrace each person’s diverse, unique, and lived experiences.
