Milo (they/he) is a non-binary, transmasculine educator with a passion for the arts, a love of nature, and a neurodivergent mind (ADHD). They adore connecting with youth and building meaningful relationships with them to help them grow and thrive. As such, Mag finds great joy and pride in developing and facilitating Skipping Stones Queer Classroom programming as well as their Creative Hearts monthly group. In addition, Mag works to empower and educate youth to embrace their most authentic selves through SSFs Gender Affirming Gear services (specifically masc), and by providing youth with one-on-one Community Support. They believe all youth are the future, and deserve every opportunity to express their authentic selves and build supportive relationships within their community.

Milo (they/he) is a non-binary, transmasculine educator with a passion for the arts, a love of na... Read More

Hello! I’m Sydney (they/them) :) I’m a queer, non-binary, and neurodivergent individual who is honoured to live, work, and learn in Moh’kinsstis (what is now Calgary) and on Treaty 7 territory. I work from an empowerment and person-first perspective, your needs are important to me and I look forward to walking alongside you in your journey!

Hello! I’m Sydney (they/them) :) I’m a queer, non-binary, and neurodivergent individual who is ho... Read More

Hello, I am so happy you are here!

My name is Kameron, my pronouns are He/Him, and I am a trans man living and working in Mohkinstsis. I am so excited to work with the community that means so much to me.

I am Registered Social Worker currently pursing my BSW. I work from trauma informed and anti-oppressive lenses, with focus on ecological, queer, and intersectional theories.

I love alternative music, dogs and cats of all kinds, and I am a big coffee guy. Most importantly, I love to connect with new people!

Hello, I am so happy you are here! My name is Kameron, my pronouns are He/Him, and I am a trans ... Read More

Krys (They/Them) is a queer, disabled, non-binary person with a passion for diversity, inclusivity and empowerment. They love to create space for genuine human connection and growth to thrive authentically.

Krys has a work background in Family Mediation, Youth Outreach work and Complex Care Support as well as their own lived experience with complexities including growing up in Alberta’s Foster care/ group care system, houselessness and being a parent. This blend of care, lived familiarity and work experience has led Krys to join Skipping Stone within the role of Family/Parent & Child Community Care Coordinator & Coaching.

Krys is the parent of two fantastic teens (13 & 16) and is passionate about creative forms of expression including music, dance, body modification and writing. Their interests include animals of all kinds, gardening, neurodiversity and culture/ sociology. Krys spends their spare time hanging out with their kiddos, dogs and chosen kin, adventuring in nature or expanding their knowledge by reading and learning from others.

Krys (They/Them) is a queer, disabled, non-binary person with a passion for diversity, inclusivit... Read More

Hello! I am Sara, a proud transgender woman who loves to support, uplift, and empower folks within the community. I love sports and I am passionate about advocating for 2SLGBTQ+ inclusion in sports spaces. My background is in inclusive community-building. My journey has been shaped by lived experience as a member of the 2SLGBTQ+ community and I am passionate about creating spaces where everybody feels seen, supported, and celebrated. I am excited to connect, share and support others on their own unique journeys!

Hello! I am Sara, a proud transgender woman who loves to support, uplift, and empower folks with... Read More

Amelia (she/her) is Sephardic Jewish trans women who is a passionate educator and advocate. She is a co-founder and Managing Director of Skipping Stone. She has previously held positions as the Director of Community Engagement with Calgary Pride and the President of the Trans Equality Society of Alberta during which time she was part of the core group of individuals responsible for working with government, both at the provincial (bill 7) and federal (bill c-16) level, on the introduction, passing and implementation of human rights protections for trans and gender diverse individuals as well as serving as a faculty member of the World Professional Association for Transgender Health, an organization responsible for creating and providing the associated training and certification to physicians, healthcare and mental health providers in what is considered the gold standard of inclusive and affirming standards of care for trans and gender diverse individuals. She has received the Outstanding Community Impact Award from University of Calgary Law School and was awarded the Grand Heart Award in 2018 in recognition of her significant contributions to advancing 2SLGBTQIA+ human rights in Alberta.

Amelia (she/her) is Sephardic Jewish trans women who is a passionate educator and advocate. She ... Read More

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