The document sets out the acquisition policy of the Archives gaies du Québec (AGQ) with regard to the acquisition of archival collections, artefacts, publications and other objects.
View the acquisition policy in PDF formatThe Archives gaies du Québec (AGQ) supports the right of access to information. Despite limited resources, the AGQ's collections are accessible to the general public. A paid research service is available for those who are unable to visit in person. An annual declaration form must be completed in order to consult the collections.
View the policy on access to collections in PDF formatLes Archives gaies du Québec are committed to protecting the privacy of their users. This policy explains what personal information we collect, how we use it, and to whom we disclose it in accordance with the Loi sur la protection des renseignements personnels dans le secteur privé (Loi 25) du Québec.
View the privacy policy in PDF formatSince January 2019, the Archives gaies du Québec has adopted a Policy on the Prevention of Psychological or Sexual Harassment in the Workplace and the Handling of Complaints. Attached is this policy, which applies to employees, volunteers, visitors, researchers and others. The policy has been signed by three individuals responsible for the Quebec Gay Archives: Jacques Prince, President, Iain Blair, Vice-President, and Pierre Pilotte, Coordinator.
View the psychological and sexual harassment policy in PDF formatThis section presents various external resources...
Canada’s national 2SLGBTQI+ community resource directory for 2SLGBTQI+-specific programs, services and supports. Find community resource listings and more from across all 10 provinces and three territories: from St. John’s to Victoria, Iqaluit to Windsor, and everywhere in between.
Consult the Canada’s national 2SLGBTQI+ community resource directoryÉducaloi has a comprehensive file on LGBTQ+ rights.
Visit the éducaloi websiteInformation resource for victims of crime in Montreal
Consult Info-Crime MontrealService offered by Interligne (formerly Gai Écoute)
More information about AlixFor legal information specific to LGBTQ+ issues
Contact the Interligne Legal ClinicOrganisation that helps people who are discriminated against because of their sexual orientation or gender identity to leave their country of origin. However, the process can take a very long time and they are not active in all geographical areas.
Visit the Rainbow Railroad websiteList the various LGBTQ+ resources around the world.
Visit the Asylium Connect websiteAssists individuals who are discriminated against on the basis of their sexual orientation or gender identity to leave their country of origin.
Visit the Oram website
