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Initially launched in 2019 by Interligne, the platform for anonymous reporting of LGBTQ+phobic violence ALIX at the end of its initial funding before being updated in the last year. Over the years, 19.2% of reports received explicitly concerned intimate partner violence, making it the 2nd most reported form of violence after hate speech and insults. During this conference, we will explore the trends that run through these reports, particularly with regard to the profile of the victims, the contexts in which the acts were committed, and the needs expressed following the violence experienced, whether or not they were met by the resources consulted.
About me
Mathé-Manuel Daigneault (il/iel) is a transmasc neuroqueer working in service coordination at Interligne, having previously collaborated with several other sexual and gender diversity organisations over the past decade. He holds a bachelor's degree in Animation and Cultural Research and a short post-graduate programme in EDI management in the workplace. He is also a research professional at the Université de Sherbrooke's Laboratoire inclusif de recherche et développement, a role that enables him to hone his skills in statistical analysis and social science research. His research interests include the realities and representation of trans and neuroqueer people, as well as EDI initiatives.
About Interligne
Interligne is a front-line community organisation that, since 1980, has been contributing to the well-being of people affected by sexual and gender diversity through its listening, intervention and awareness-raising services. Through its actions, the organisation aims to break the isolation of 2ELGBTQIA+ people, provide concrete support adapted to mental health issues, and raise awareness among the general public and decision-makers about the realities of 2ELGBTQIA+ communities.
