This article presents the results of a study conducted with elevensocial practitioners and teachers from the Outaouais region. Thisexploratory approach has documented emerging practices to counterhomophobic violence among young people. More specifically, the views ofrespondents on the phenomena of homophobia and heterosexism isexplored. Also, outreach strategies developed by social actors aredescribed through various collaborations established between schoolsand the community. Facilitating factors such alliances are identified,as well as those which inhibit the emergence of practices againsthomophobia. Avenues for future research and implications for practiceare discussed.