Sydney Brouillard-Coyle

Ney / Nem / Nir

About Sydney

Sydney is a queer, asexual, transgender, and non-binary person with a deep passion for social justice. In 2023, ney released nir first book, A Pocket Guide to Pronouns. Ney are currently studying a Masters of Arts in Social Justice & Community Engagement at Wilfrid Laurier University; ney also hold a Bachelor of Music and a Bachelor of Arts in Women & Gender Studies from the University of Windsor.

Sydney lives by the motto “be the change you wish to see in the world.” A long-time activist and former candidate for Windsor City Council (2022), ney are particularly passionate about issues relating to equity, trans and queer rights, mental health, food and housing insecurity, the environment, and youth voices. Ney believe that education is the key to reducing misinformation and creating safer spaces for everyone.

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Today's pronoun feature is another neopronoun - me/mem! This post contained a short excerpt from my book, A Pocket Guide to Pronouns. If you are interested in learning more about pronouns and the importance of inclusive language in creating safer sp
The countdown is on - my Windsor book launch is THIS Saturday, May 18th starting at 3pm at the Riverside Public Library! Join me for a fun event where I share some of the inspiration behind my book, answer questions, and sell/sign copies of "A P
🙌 CALL TO ACTION 🙌 Today marks the start of the National Rainbow Week of Action, hosted by @queermomentum in partnership with organizations and communities across the country! Throughout this week, we are lifting up our voices to urge governments
Just two weeks from now is the next Rainbow Allyship "Days of 2SLGBTQIA+ Education", which will take place on May 25 & 26. These will include workshops on the basics, queer history, intersectionality, stereotypes, pronouns, allyship, an
Queer and trans people deserve the freedom to be ourselves, to be safe in our communities, and treated with dignity. We are lifting up our voices to urge governments and elected officials at every level to take action for Rainbow Equality and address
We are now into the month of May, which means it is time for a new set of pronoun features! Today's pronoun feature discusses exipronouns - swipe to learn more! This post contained a short excerpt from my book, A Pocket Guide to Pronouns. If you are
As many of you know, I'm currently in a 12-month Masters of Arts program at Wilfrid Laurier University, with a focus on Social Justice & Community Engagement. I have had an amazing time thus far in the program, with wonderful professors and an aw
Today is the National Day of Awareness for Missing and Murderd Indigenous Women, Girls, and 2SLGBTQQIA+ People, also known as Red Dress Day. Swipe to learn about the importance of this day, and to check out a recommended book that specifically disc