27th October Y-Caring Democracy Local SRHR Roundtable

Event details

Tuesday, 27th October 2026
knowledge community meeting on SRHR of queer and trans youth of colour in Utrecht
| BAK Basecamp, Pauwstraat 13a, 3512 TG Utrecht

13.00 – Walk-in, connecting space and warm meal (for those joining from roundtable 1 onwards)

Roundtable 1
14.00 – 15.45 | Mis- and disinformation at the intersection of race, queer and transness, and healthcare

15.00 – Walk-in, connecting space and warm meal (for those joining from roundtable 2 onwards)

Roundtable 2
16.00 – 17.45 | Access to safe and inclusive SRHR care services for racialised and migrantised queer and trans communities

18.00 – Borrel

Are you signing up as a youth participant (18-30) or as a SRHR changemaker?(Required)

A changemaker being anyone with involved in or with influence on SRHR research, policy, narrative-making, or care services (eg policy advisers, councillors, researchers, practitioners, advocates, care providers, social workers).

Youth participant (18-30)

Changemaker

Which roundtable would you like to join?(Required)

We warmly welcome you to join both!

14.00: (Racialised and transphobic) SRHR mis- and disinformation

16.00: Access to safe and inclusive SRHR care services

Colored Qollective is a foundation by and for racialised, ethnicised, and migrantised LGBTQIA+ people. We are committed to the fostering of community and safe spaces – for us, of us, by us.

While the Y Turnout EU project is open to young people across identities all over Europe, it is important for CQ that racialised, ethnicised, and migrantised queer and trans youth are crucially represented in learning, advocating, and shaping the SRHR landscape.

As such, the Y-Turnout events of CQ is only for queer and trans youth of colour and migrantised youth!

Do you personally identify as queer and/or trans?(Required)

Yes

Do you personally identify as a person of colour and/or as migrantised?(Required)

Migrantised meaning someone who, through processes of migration, are ‘Othered’ in society, such as those of us who are asylum seekers and refugees, undocumented persons, migrant workers, etc. This also includes, for example, non-White Dutch persons who are still perceived as ‘Other’ for having a ‘migration background’ (migratieachtergrond) even if they or their parents have never migrated themselves.

Yes

Thank you for your interest in the Y-Turnout EU roundtable! We seek to prioritise the voices of racialised, ethnicised and migrantised queer and trans youth in SRHR policy advocacy in Europe. The roundtable is only for queer and trans youth of colour and migrantised youth.