Administrative Assistant (12 months, 22.5 hours/week)

We are seeking a part time Administrative Assistant for a year contract (January to December) to work in collaboration with the Executive Director. Continue Reading
We are seeking a part time Administrative Assistant for a year contract (January to December) to work in collaboration with the Executive Director. Continue Reading
The ArQuives created The Brian King Fabulous Researcher Fund to honour the memory of former volunteer Brian King, one of the original Flashback Gala creators. Continue Reading
The ArQuives (formerly the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives) is hiring a Trans Program Associate on a part time contract, beginning November 2019 until May 15, 2020. Continue Reading
Eve’s induction will shine a light her life as a true trailblazer in feminist and lesbian politics and culture in Toronto. Continue Reading
On September 26, 2019 we held our annual appreciation of our longstanding supporters, the Guardians of The ArQuives, at the Textile Museum of Canada. Continue Reading
Queer Liberation Theory Project Study: Canadian Interviews Digital Exhibition Launch Continue Reading
A Spotlight on New Summer Volunteers (Part 2) Continue Reading
Although born in Plainfield, New Jersey, Jane Rule is considered by many as a prominent Canadian lesbian writer. Continue Reading
A retrospective of works produced by alumni of The Intergenerational LGBT Artist Residency, which has been held each summer on Toronto Islands from 2013 to 2019. Continue Reading
With the support of the Michael Lynch Grant in LGBTTQ Histories from the University of Toronto, we are pleased to announce a 12 week/part-time opportunity for a 2-Spirit Collection Project Assistant. Continue Reading
We are seeking a part time Administrative Assistant for a year contract (January to December) to work in collaboration with the Executive Director. Continue Reading
The ArQuives created The Brian King Fabulous Researcher Fund to honour the memory of former volunteer Brian King, one of the original Flashback Gala creators. Continue Reading
The ArQuives (formerly the Canadian Lesbian and Gay Archives) is hiring a Trans Program Associate on a part time contract, beginning November 2019 until May 15, 2020. Continue Reading
Eve’s induction will shine a light her life as a true trailblazer in feminist and lesbian politics and culture in Toronto. Continue Reading
On September 26, 2019 we held our annual appreciation of our longstanding supporters, the Guardians of The ArQuives, at the Textile Museum of Canada. Continue Reading
Queer Liberation Theory Project Study: Canadian Interviews Digital Exhibition Launch Continue Reading
A Spotlight on New Summer Volunteers (Part 2) Continue Reading
Although born in Plainfield, New Jersey, Jane Rule is considered by many as a prominent Canadian lesbian writer. Continue Reading
A retrospective of works produced by alumni of The Intergenerational LGBT Artist Residency, which has been held each summer on Toronto Islands from 2013 to 2019. Continue Reading
With the support of the Michael Lynch Grant in LGBTTQ Histories from the University of Toronto, we are pleased to announce a 12 week/part-time opportunity for a 2-Spirit Collection Project Assistant. Continue Reading
Would you like to help guide The ArQuives in the development of a museum? The ArQuives is pleased to announce the founding of The ArQuives Museum Advisory Committee (AMAC). Continue Reading
On September 14th, 2000, the Pussy Palace event “2000 Pussies” at Club Toronto was raided by Toronto police. Continue Reading
“El-Farouk represents the idea that all people belong.” Continue Reading
In 1991, the Inside/Out Collective staged their titular and inaugural film festival. This series will think through the history of the festival and its operations. Continue Reading
When looking at Canada’s LGBTQ2S history, the prairie provinces often get glossed over. Prairie Fairies seeks to fill in this gap in queer history. Continue Reading
In the upcoming Issues of CommuniQue The ArQuives is going to explore the shifting locations and histories of Toronto’s changing LGBTQ2+ bar scene. Continue Reading
A Spotlight on New Summer Volunteers Continue Reading
We take a look back at the origins of the National Portrait Collection – celebrating commendable LGBTQ persons in our community. Continue Reading
Earlier this year, the ArQuives hosted The Disappearing Spaces for Queer Womxn, a panel discussion on queer womxn’s spaces, both past and present, in Toronto. Continue Reading
A Spotlight on Interns and Contract-Staff Who’ve Transitioned to Volunteers. Continue Reading
Telephone: 416-777-2755
Email: queeries@arquives.ca
Street Address:
34 Isabella Street
Toronto, ON M4Y 1N1
Mailing Address:
The ArQuives
P.O. Box 699
663A Yonge Street
Toronto, ON M4Y 1Z9
6:30 pm - 9:00 pm Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday
1:00 pm - 5:00 pm Friday
Please note that The ArQuives offices will be closed for winter holidays from December 21, 2019 to January 6, 2020. We will resume normal hours on January 7, 2020. All reference requests made to queeries@arquives.ca after December 12, 2019 will be answered in January 2020.
NOTE TO RESEARCHERS:
Some of our materials are
stored off site. Before visiting the archives, please send us an email
at
queeries@arquives.ca listing in
detail the topics and sources that you wish to consult and we will let you
know when they will be available. We aim to
respond to email inquiries within 4 business days.
The ArQuives is located on the lands of the Mississaugas of the Credit First Nation, Haudenosaunee, the Anishnaabe and the Huron-Wendat. Today, Toronto is still the home to many Indigenous people from across Turtle Island and we are grateful to have the opportunity to work on this land.
The ArQuives strives to gather the stories of the unheard and silenced voices of the 2SLGBTQ+ first peoples of this land. We acknowledge that some stories have already been lost, and we aim to ensure that those that remain and those that are to come are preserved for the future.
The ArQuives has an access ramp to the front door and a lift from the first floor to the second floor. There are volunteers available to operate the lift.
There is an accessible washroom on the first floor. All washrooms are gender-neutral.
The ArQuives is a scent-free environment.
Please contact The ArQuives if you have any specific questions about accessibility that we can help with at queeries@arquives.ca.