Kaleb, a white trans person with blond hair and brown facial hair stands with his hands in his pockets and is smiling. He is wearing grey jeans, a black tshirt that says "protect trans kids" with a smiley face, and a red and black bandana tied around his neck

Kaleb is a Tkaronto based Curator of Joy/Cultural Producer who does workshops for youth and adults on identity, body positivity, queerness, trans issues, drag, and creating diverse inclusive spaces. His multimedia workshops include sharing personal experiences as a trans person and sparking discussions around intersectionality and privilege. He speaks to groups of all ages about his own experiences of gender and encourages people to relate those experiences to their own lives and community, regardless of gender identity or sexuality.

The term “inclusive” gets thrown around a lot, but what does it actually mean for your business, school, or community? From online presence, your physical space, your HR policies, and work culture, Kaleb can help you examine who may be excluded in ways you haven’t thought of. He is open to being the person you CAN ask “those” questions to, in order to help build allyship.

Kaleb is a queer transgender man who performs as Fluffy Soufflé (they/them), a non-binary drag character. Kaleb has been exploring gender since the age of two when he declared he was a boy. Both on stage and in daily life Kaleb has performed various aspects of masculinity and femininity. Fluffy is half of the magical children’s entertainment duo, Fay & Fluffy’s Storytime. When producing events and performing, their goal is to make drag accessible to all ages, and to foster a fun, inclusive environment where all kids are celebrated.