Oral history interview with Christina Caldi conducted by Madeline Sousa Queer Peel Oral History Project Christina Caldi has lived in the Peel region her entire life and attended Loyola Catholic Secondary School. She began to explore her sexuality following a bad breakup in the beginning of University and describes herself as coming out ‘late’. She touches upon some formative moments that were influential for her, specifically when she read ‘Sing You Home’ by Jodi Picoult. She describes the relationship that she has with her family after she had come out to them, with some family members being supportive, but her main support group remains her close friends. When seeking queer spaces and people she has spent most of her time in the Village in Toronto. She also touches upon some volunteer work that she’s looking to do and the additional ways she wants to get involved with the community. 21 Feb. 2020 0.355 GB of digital video recording (1 MP4 file that runs 00:36:45 in duration) https://discoverarchives.library.utoronto.ca/oral-history-interview-with-christina-caldi-conducted-by-madeline-sousa 1 Open