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Coming Out, Being Out - Peer Discussion (Weekly)
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Coming Out, Being Out - Peer Discussion (Weekly)
Hosted by Paul K.
COBO - Peer Discussion Group
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Coming Out Being Out (COBO) is a peer discussion group that has served the LGBT community for over 15 years in downtown Toronto. We meet to share stories and opinions, challenges and triumphs at all stages of coming out and being out.
COBO participants are lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, two-spirit and questioning people. We welcome all who identify under the banner of queer sexual orientation and gender identity.
What We Do
|-| COBO participants are often seeking to:
Understand what experiences others have in coming out to family, friends and their respective communities.
Develop comfort in discussing their identity with others.
Meet others having the same experiences when it comes to living openly.
Receive the encouragement of peers.
|-| Regular topics of discussion include:
How people choose to come out (at work, with family, with friends).
Where to find others like us in the community.
Challenges and triumphs in navigating family and partner relationships.
Where & When
Every Wednesday from 6-8pm
Community meeting space at Casey House - 119 Isabella St., Toronto
How to Access the Meeting
Registration on Meetup is not required to attend. Attendance is on a drop-in basis. The front door to our meeting space at Casey House is controlled by the main floor receptionist. To access the space when you arrive:
Press the button to the left of the main entrance door.
Tell the receptionist that you are there for the COBO meeting.
You will be buzzed in and someone from our group will come to show you to the meeting.
WE LOOK FORWARD TO SEEING YOU ON WEDNESDAY!
COBO is a community group led by non-professional peer facilitators and is not a Casey House program.
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Casey House opened in 1988 as Canada's first stand-alone hospital for people living with HIV/AIDS. It was founded by journalist and activist June Callwood, who named it after her son Casey, who died in 1982…
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