Kain, a Black trans-genderqueer person, smiles at the camera while crossing their arms. His hair is shaved at the sides and curly on top, and he has tattoos. They are also wearing a button-up shirt patterned with hotdogs and hamburgers, a white shirt underneath, and a gold chain and earrings.
Kain Nathaniel (he/they)
Kain is a Tkaronto-based Afro-Indo Caribbean genderqueer consultant, public speaker, and facilitator who hosts co-learning spaces for development, support, and expression. Their work prioritizes 2SLGBTQIA+ youth and adults, disability justice principles, and developing inclusive practices within community and corporate spaces. He speaks from lived experience and draws on over 8+ years of cultural asset mapping and community engagement to develop practical strategies for corporations, organizations, and community members to support gender diversity and inclusive environments for all.
After graduating from George Brown College with a diploma in social service work in 2021 they went on to work with a variety of community organizations, brands, media outlets, and nonprofits to bring those conversations to a wider audience and groups, which include Cityline, OutTv, Queer Collective, Toronto Metropolitan University, and more. They became a member of CRIP in 2021. Recently, in 2022, he launched True Lives Consulting with Kaleb Robertson.