Tyra sits down with the ladies of @thesocialctv to talk about IN Magazine’s recently launched Community Directory.

The Gender/Sexuality Journal by Tyra Blizzard, a Canadian social activist and content creator, allows readers to explore their gender and sexuality through guided journaling.

Are we seeking male validation or is it all just comp-het? Unpack compulsory heterosexuality with Tyra Blizzard, the dynamic author and pro basketball player. We'll explore queering relationships, smashing societal expectations, and Tyra's own journey beyond the binary. Tune in and start deprogramming your comphet through an insightful talk into the heart of queer love and identity.

From Oscar Wilde to JoJo Siwa, the word queer has been called a slur, a theory, an aesthetic, and a whole damn vibe. We’re diving deep into the messy, sexy, defiant legacy of queerness with icons Tyra Blizzard and King a.k.a DJ Soundboi. Why are so many ex-lesbians saying “I’m queer now”? Can cis-hets be queer? Is “queer” just bisexuality in a trench coat?? We’re reclaiming, unpacking, and stirring the pot.

Exposing the twisted world of “transvestigations”—where conspiracy theorists are targeting women athletes with outrageous claims. Is the fight for “fairness” in women’s sports a smokescreen for transphobia? Pro-athlete and gender expert Tyra Blizzard joins us to dismantle the dangerous myths, corruption, and lies fueling this moral panic.

Tyra is featured on the cover of the Pride issue of Gaygenda Magazine (June-July). Feature story included.

On this episode, Myles Sexton chats with Tyra Blizzard about their experience finding their queerness within playing professional basketball. We also get into the evolution of their sexuality and how to deal with bullying online. Hosted on Acast.

It Gets Better Canada chatted with three impactful creators: Tyra Blizzard, Owen Unruh and Breanne Williamson, to learn how they have successfully maneuvered TikTok as their platform for instigating change.

In collaboration with It Gets Better Canada, Tyra explores how to build an authentic online voice, using storytelling, vulnerability, and community engagement to navigate identity and drive meaningful conversations.

In collaboration with It Gets Better Canada, Tyra explores how to leverage online communities for empowerment, connection, and self-discovery, offering insight into navigating digital spaces safely while building supportive, identity-affirming networks.

The Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR) has created a fresh and modern site to help educate youth about sexual health, and so much more. To help spread the word about this new, exciting space, CANFAR has pulled together a Sexfluent Squad, a collective of Canadian and Indigenous influencers and advocates using their platforms to educate youth on sexual health, sexual identity, and mental health.

Tyra Blizzard was mentioned in The Globe and Mail for participation in The Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research’s “Can You Do Lunch?” panel discussion focused on youth sexual health awareness and Canada’s sex education curriculum.

Inspired by findings collected from their 2019 National Youth Survey, the Canadian Foundation for AIDS Research (CANFAR) saw the need to improve and modernize youth sexual health education in Canada to address gaps in mental health and harm reduction.

Featured on CBC News Radio.

Featured on CBC News: The National.

Featured on NBC News.

Featured in Elle Magazine.

Featured in Business Insider.

Featured on Creative Control podcast.

Featured in The Montreal Guardian

Tyra starts a global online trend. Featured in Buzzfeed News.

Tyra starts a global online trend, condemning mansplaining. Watch full Buzzfeed episode below.

Tyra is the subject of a featured episode by HashtagOurStories.

Tyra is interviewed by WUNC News.