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Toronto Kiki Ballroom Alliance - Will Munro Award&#13;
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Aédan D. Charest - Trans Activism&#13;
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The winners were: &#13;
Andrea Bermudez - Queer Activism&#13;
Jalisa Luces-Mendes - Trans Activism&#13;
RJ Jones	- BIPOC Activism&#13;
Nora Melody Williams - Achievements in Secondary Academic Environment&#13;
Camryn Harlick - Achievements in Post-Secondary Academic Environment&#13;
Akia Munga - Social and Health Services&#13;
Cassandra Myers	- Arts and Culture&#13;
Lyra Evans - Social Justice and Community Empowerment&#13;
warner schaettgen - Up and Coming</text>
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