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The most valuable chartā¦
yes thanks for colouring it I had a hard time reading that
// Iām going to reblog this to help all RPers when it comes to descriptions
// Even if youāre a great RPer you still need this.
// To describe
// yāknow
// the things
Im not a writer but im sure i have some followers that are so here yall go!
taa daa share this with your friends, @charlesoberonn
I shall. Itās a great ref.
If you have any questions about relationships textĀ āTUMBLRā to 57890 and a sexual health educator will get back to you within 24 hours!
Got some meth smoking kits from the CounterFIT program at South Riverdale Community Health Centre for Pieces to Pathways. Meth pipes arenāt widely available through Toronto Public Health but totally should be. Crystal has higher prevalence rates in the queer and trans community so having these harm reduction supplies is crucial. (at Breakaway Addiction Services)
Pieces to Pathways starting on November 1st, 2016
Pieces to Pathways starting on November 1st,Ā 2016
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Job posting: Program Support Worker
Job posting: Program SupportĀ Worker
Pieces to Pathways is accepting applications for 2 X Program Facilitators. Please see below for the job posting. For a PDF version of this posting please visit the following link: Pieces to Pathways Program Support Worker
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Student placement callout
Pieces to Pathways is accepting applications for a student placement. Please see below for the posting. For a PDF version of this posting please visit the following link: Pieces to Pathways Student Placement Callout
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Job posting: Program Facilitator (2 positions)
Job posting: Program Facilitator (2Ā positions)
Pieces to Pathways is accepting applications for 2 X Program Facilitators. Please see below for the job posting. For a PDF version of this posting please visit the following link: Pieces To Pathways Contract Program Facilitator
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Several people have shared that they love the idea for Pieces to Pathways and have asked āHow can I help?ā This new (and totally amazing) brochure that Tim has made outlines 3 ways to support this project: follow us on social media, tell a friend about the project and make a donation. If you want to support Pieces to Pathways, try and do one of these actions. See www.piecestopathways.com to for how to donate and follow us on social media ššš (at Pieces to Pathways)
THANK YOU to Al Donato at the Torontoist for writing about Pieces to Pathways. It was such a pleasure to work with another Filipinx person too!!!!!
So apparently Tim and I made the Toronto Star with Pieces to Pathways, both online and in print!!!!!! You can find this article in the āLifeā section. Also, huge bonus, the photographer was able to snap my hat at an awesome angle and manage to get my favourite sneakers, my Rafs, in the photo. Feeling so honoured and humbled to have a story in the Star š¼š½š¼š½š¼š½
Learning how to develop a logic model for Pieces to Pathways has been fun. I love being organized and logic models help with that āŗļøāŗļøāŗļø
Deconstructing Intoxtication Culture: Supporting Non-Normative Substance Users at the Allied Media Conference in Detroit
Deconstructing Intoxtication Culture: Supporting Non-Normative Substance Users at the Allied Media Conference inĀ Detroit
Conference: Allied Media Conference (AMC) Workshop title: Deconstructing Intoxtication Culture ā Supporting Non-Normative Substance Users Presenters: from the margins AKA Clementine Morrigan and geoff When: Friday, June 17, 2016 from 4 to 530 PM Where: Wayne State University, State Hall: Room 123, 42 W Warren Ave, Detroit, MI Workshop description: Most community spaces cater to social drinkersā¦
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Please see the link for more detailed info about the workshop!
tenderqueerthings #40, Mar Pascual. 2016.
Framing recovery from addiction, creation of queer sober space, and queer challenges to the status quo of intoxication culture as matters of community self-defense emphasizes the political and not just personal dimensions of intoxication and sobriety. Sobriety is not the same as freedom, nor does substance use equal slavery. However, I do believe that destroying the conditions of oppression that make sobriety difficult to impossible for most queers, and hence making sobriety a viable alternative, is a precondition for our collective freedom.
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Sober Queers Do Exist: Sober Queer and Trans People On How They Got Sober and Stay Sober Facebook Event Page: Sober Queers Do Exist - Zine Callout This zine will centre the voices of people that have experiences with addiction, alcoholism, and/or self-defined substance misuse, but will also accept submissions from people who identify as straight edge, or who are sober for political, health, religious or personal reasons. This zine will accept submissions from people with long term sobriety, people who are new to sobriety, and people trying to get sober. This zine will not moralize sobriety, shame substance use, or contribute to a hierarchy of drug use. We value and respect the substance users in our communities. We recognize that relationships to substance use are diverse and complex and we do not believe there is a right way or wrong way to relate to substance use. This zine will create a space for queer and trans sober people to share their stories. Sharing our experiences about getting and staying sober is a way to build community, and let others getting sober know they are not alone. We are seeking submissions in a variety of formats, including personal reflections, stories, poetry, short essays, and prose. Submissions should be no more than 550 words, including title, short bio, and website or contact info if applicable. Please send submissions to < [email protected] > by July 15 2016. This zine will be edited and compiled by @clementinemorrigan and geoff AKA @livingnotexistingblog. Please feel free to get in touch with the editors at the above email if you have any questions. Each contributor will receive a free copy of the zine. Feel free to write about anything related to your experience of sobriety. If you need a place to start writing, here are some prompts to consider: What has been the hardest thing about maintaining your sobriety, and how do you cope with this? How did you get sober? What do you love about sobriety? Whatās it like getting or being sober as a queer and/or trans person? Share a memorable story about your experience of sobriety. Why did you decide to get sober? This zine will centre the voices of people that have experiences with addiction, alcoholism, and/or self-defined substance misuse, but will also accept submissions from people who identify as straight edge, or who are sober for political, health, religious or personal reasons. This zine will accept submissions from people with long term sobriety, people who are new to sobriety, and people trying to get sober. This zine will not moralize sobriety, shame substance use, or contribute to a hierarchy of drug use. We value and respect the substance users in our communities. We recognize that relationships to substance use are diverse and complex and we do not believe there is a right way or wrong way to relate to substance use. This zine will create a space for queer and trans sober people to share their stories. Sharing our experiences about getting and staying sober is a way to build community, and let others getting sober know they are not alone. We are seeking submissions in a variety of formats, including personal reflections, stories, poetry, short essays, and prose. Submissions should be no more than 550 words, including title, short bio, and website or contact info if applicable. Please send submissions to < [email protected] > by July 15 2016. This zine will be edited and compiled by Clementine Morrigan and geoff. Please feel free to get in touch with the editors at the above email if you have any questions. Each contributor will receive a free copy of the zine. Feel free to write about anything related to your experience of sobriety. If you need a place to start writing, here are some prompts to consider: What has been the hardest thing about maintaining your sobriety, and how do you cope with this? How did you get sober? What do you love about sobriety? Whatās it like getting or being sober as a queer and/or trans person? Share a memorable story about your experience of sobriety. Why did you decide to get sober?
Pieces to Pathways selected as recipient for Laidlaw Foundation's 2016 Youth-Led Community Change Program
Pieces to Pathways selected as recipient for Laidlaw Foundationās 2016 Youth-Led Community ChangeĀ Program
Pieces to Pathways is excited and humbled to announce that P2P has been selected to be a recipient of the Laidlaw Foundationās 2016 Youth-Led Community Change Program. The P2P team is looking forward to meeting with the full roster of grant recipients. More details to come and news to come! āThrough the Youth-led Community Change Program, Laidlaw provides support to youth-led groups andā¦
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