• This program is for:

    Adults (18+) who identify as gay, bisexual, queer and trans men, as well as gender non-conforming folks (2SGBTQ+). This program is targeted towards masc and male-identifying 2SGBTQ+ participants. Queer folks outside of these parameters are encouraged to apply and will be considered on a case-by-case basis.

  • Costs & Fees

    There is no cost for this program

  • Location

    Centre for Sexuality

  • Hours & Availability

    Sessions take place weekly.

  • How to Register

    Registration for fall 2026 is now open. Apply online.

  • Contact Us

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Fall 2026 Applications Now Open!

Applications are open until September 22 for our fall session beginning Tuesday, October 6. Apply online!

What is Totally Outright?

Totally Outright is a 5-session psychoeducational health program for Two-Spirit, gay, bisexual, trans, queer (2SGBTQ+) men who have sex with men (MSM).

Through workshops, group discussions and interactive activities, participants explore topics related to self and identity, sexual health promotion, STBBIs, healthy relationships and community health. The program blends practical knowledge with personal reflection to spark deeper conversations about queer men’s health, community connection and care.

Sessions run twice a year.

Why apply?

Totally Outright a space to explore sexuality topics that are often hard to talk about, find community, build friendships, and become part of a province-wide network of 2SLGBTQ+ peers committed to learning and change.

Participants receive a $200 honorarium upon completing the program, with free catered meals provided at each session.

What will I learn?

Totally Outright is divided into 5 modules: Self & Society, Sexual Health, Healthy Relationships, Mental Health, and Community Action. Here are some highlights of what you’ll learn throughout these modules:

  • You will identify how media and society perpetuate harmful myths about GBT2Q bodies, relationships, and experiences

  • You will identify prevention tools for HIV and other STBBIs (including condoms, PrEP/PEP, TasP/U=U, and behavioural prevention)

  • You will increase your confidence to engage in healthy sexual relationships

  • You will identify personal stressors and coping mechanisms

  • You will identify ways that you can be an agent of change in your communities