The furry movement, born in the 1980s, brings together a community of enthusiasts for anthropomorphic characters, these hybrid beings with human and animal features. The followers, called furs or furries, are estimated to number between 1.4 and 2.8 million worldwide according to a 2011 study.

Fursuits, elaborate costumes embodying these characters, are emblematic of the movement, although not all furries have them. The expression furry also extends to art, literature and role-playing games.

Often the victim of misunderstanding and stereotypes, the furry movement is in reality a warm and open community, which values ​​creativity and self-affirmation. For those who participate, it is a space for celebrating identity and artistic expression.

Curious to know more about the furry fandom? We invite you to consult our Furtionary, a detailed glossary that will immerse you in the heart of this fascinating culture. Discover the key terms, iconic characters and fundamental concepts that drive this vibrant community.

Visit the “The Fandom” page to enrich your journey into the furry universe!

The Québec Anthropomorphic Events Association (QAEA) is a non-profit organization dedicated to the promotion and celebration of anthropomorphic culture. Since its creation, the QAEA has worked tirelessly to offer high-quality events that celebrate creativity, personal expression and community.

The QAEA organizes a variety of events throughout the year, including conventions, festivals and gatherings. These events provide attendees with a unique opportunity to connect with other members of the anthropomorphic community, share their passion for anthropomorphic characters, and discover new artists and creators.

In addition to its events, the QAEA also works to promote anthropomorphic culture to the general public. The organization works closely with local media to raise public awareness of upcoming events and QAEA activities. The Association also works with local artists to promote their work and give them a platform to reach a wider audience.

The QAEA is proud of its commitment to the anthropomorphic community and is determined to continue offering high quality events and activities for years to come. If you are interested in anthropomorphic culture or simply looking for a way to connect with other like-minded people, we encourage you to join our community.

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