Community Resources
This page includes a digital resource library! Please email info@southhousehalifax.ca if you would like to add a resource to our library.
Digital Resource Library
All South House resources are free for community members to copy and distribute. When possible please credit the South House and link back to our website. We also share resources created by other local organizations.
South House Brochure update 2019: This is South House’s referral guide. Please feel free to copy and distribute this brochure.
A Pocket Guide for Gender Transitioning Resources (Halifax): This resource was created by Kris Reppas. You can also download/print the foldable booklet version of it.
Land Back - No Liberation on Stolen Land: An extensive settler solidarity and responsibility document created by The Youth Project.
Local IBPOC Mental Health Support Database: Created by The Khyber Centre for the Arts, “this database was made to highlight a range of local services, programs and IBPOC mental health workers for IBPOC residents of Kjipuktuk/HRM”.
Safer Sex Zine: This zine was designed by the South House for Rad Pride. Please feel free to copy and distribute it. To print: print double sided and print along long edge. Page can be cut in two and then stapled.
Navigating Queerness and Faith: Created by The Youth Project, this is a toolkit for supporting religious 2SLGBTQIA+ pals.
Treaty Day Resource: Created by the Youth Project and “titled “Peace and Friendship: Treaties and Treaty Day,” this resource explains treaties, big terms like “Indigenous sovereignty” and “colonization,” responsibilities of being a settler, and what it means when we say or hear that we are all Treaty people. Sections feature facts for further learning, connecting big ideas to local issues and histories here in Mi'kma'ki and across Turtle Island.”