Journées du Soin Communautaire #3

Entry wait

The five-day dates are confirmed, but session venues, capacities and registration rules are not yet published. Follow CLAR-T rather than arriving at its regular office. Workshops may require separate sign-up even if the wider gathering stays free; wait for the programme and reserve only the sessions you can genuinely a

Best arrival time

Build around the 20 November Trans Day of Remembrance core once times appear, then add workshops, shared meals or festivities that support rather than exhaust you. This is care infrastructure across five days, not a festival to “complete.” An opening orientation will likely be the most useful first contact when announc

Attendee mix

Trans people and CLAR-T’s Toulouse community sit at the heart, alongside queer, intersex, antiracist, decolonial, disability-justice and child-rights organisers, invited speakers and allies. The tenth anniversary should draw returning members as well as newcomers; individual sessions may have tighter audience boundarie

Dress code in practice

No global look exists. Bring comfortable, weather-ready November layers and respect any masking, scent, access or safer-space request published for a session. Mourning, celebration, politics and shared food may occupy different rooms; dress for your own regulation rather than performing a single “queer event” aesthetic

Host and security inclusion

CLAR-T describes an explicit community-care framework shaped by trans self-support, anti-racism, anti-ableism, accessibility and the wish to keep money from blocking participation. The fundraising page also names translation and interpretation as resources. Practical delivery must be checked against the final programme