Haven’t made it out to a Toronto Tempo game yet? Now’s your chance! Come to our screening of The Britney Griner Story on May 24 at 11:45 AM for your chance to win a pair of tickets to the Toronto Tempo vs. Seattle Storm game on May 30!
How to enter:
🏀 Come to the Brittney Griner Story screening on May 24
🏀 Arrive early, grab your seat, and scan the QR code on the screen to enter
The winner will be announced at the start of the screening.
See you soon! 🫧
Monica Henao Paredes (she/they) is the Content Manager and Lead Speaker at the Get REAL Movement, where she combines powerful storytelling, and dynamic public speaking to create impactful conversations around identity, inclusion, and belonging —both online and in our everyday lives.
A graduate of the University of Guelph-Humber’s Media Communications program, they bring a multifaceted creative background spanning content production, directing, editing, and digital storytelling.
Born in Colombia and raised in Canada, Monica draws from their lived experiences as a queer, immigrant, lesbian, and person of faith. She understands the necessity of working from an intersectional lens and focuses her passion on amplifying unheard voices and exploring the layers of identity and connection that shape the human experience.
Monica was one of our #InsideOut26 Youth Day panelists!
Weird Alice (they/them) is a film programmer, drag artist, event production, and host of immersive screening series “Drag Me to the Movies” & “Sleaze Factory”. They have toured around the world spreading their deep knowledge of queer and camp cinema, winning awards for their productions and performances, and has been featured in Canadian Art Magazine, Toronto Star, Globe and Mail, Buzzfeed, ABC Australia, and more.
Their film curation is centred heavily on queer and trans imagery and bringing critically underappreciated movies and hidden gems to new audience. If it’s camp, kitsch, weird, offbeat, or in poor taste, chances are they’re a huge champion. And as John Waters, the Pope of Trash himself, has said, “Weird Alice knows a thing or two about nutcase films.”
Weird Alice was one of our #InsideOut26 Youth Day panelists!
Ollie Coombs (he/him/his) is a film producer and arts worker based in Toronto. As a biracial and trans artist, his interest lies in exploring the complicated grey-zones of the human experience.
Ollie was one of our #InsideOut26 Youth Day panelists!
Named a ‘prolific trans artist’ by CBC Arts, Heath V. Salazar (they/them) is an award-winning Latine performer and writer. Crafting their career with a focus on projects that center intersectional forms of queer and trans representation, Heath’s body of work in theatre and film spans the gender spectrum and, in 2019, they were nominated for LGBTQ Person of the Year by the Inspire Awards. They’re a co-producer and principal actor in Last Call, the Spanglish zombie short which won the 24/25 outACTRAto Queer Your Stories contest and debuted at the 2025 Inside Out Film Festival. You can currently catch them on Netflix as Arrow in the award-winning CBC and HBO Max original series Sort Of.
Heath was our #InsideOut26 Youth Day host and moderator!
