We’re excited to announce Shift Hui 2016! A hui for young people of diverse sexualities, sexes, genders and friends aged 13-22 all across Aotearoa, New Zealand. Head to http://shift.insideout.org.nz for more information and registration!

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Lint Roller? I Barely Know Her
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"I'm Dorothy Gale from Kansas"
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Color Me Curious
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Sweet Seals For You, Always

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We’re excited to announce Shift Hui 2016! A hui for young people of diverse sexualities, sexes, genders and friends aged 13-22 all across Aotearoa, New Zealand. Head to http://shift.insideout.org.nz for more information and registration!
Carrie Rudzinski - “Survival”
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a template letter to send to the Minister of Corrections
Minister Lotu-liga Jade Follett, a trans woman is currently incarcerated in Rimutaka Prision, a men’s facility. For her own safety, Jade asked to be transferred to a Women’s Prison two months ago. Chris Burns, prison director said today on Newstalk ZB that he had only received one transfer this year and it arrived last weekend. He advised that her transfer was being treated with urgency. I hope that means that her transfer is approved, that she is in a place where she is safe and free from harm until she is moved to a women’s prison. A men’s prison is not a safe place for a trans woman. Jade will be subjected to taunts and physical abuse from other inmates. That is not OK. Jade has been incarcerated by the state for a crime she has been convicted of. The same state that convicted her should be keeping her safe from harm. That allows her to concentrate on her rehabilitation. Jade has people who care for her safety and who are willing to go on a hunger strike until she is moved. With all the other very public issues that you and the Department of Corrections are dealing with over Mt Eden Prison/Serco, this is something that you do have control over and you can make happen quickly. Please do the right thing and move Jade to a women’s prison where she can serve her sentence. Thank you Regards,
[Your name].
Check out the short film about Shift Hui 2015 - InsideOUT’s national gathering for young people of diverse sexualities, sexes and genders!
CW: Street harassment, violence
what's your mbti type ?
INFP! Why’s that?
A real look into some experiences of Pasifika and Maori minority students at tertiary level institutions. Listen to high achieving students explain some of the racist encounters they undergo as they pursue their post-secondary educational goals.
ARIES outward: snarky, charismatic, exuding an aura of confidence mixed with superiority, ambitious and willing to do whatever they can to achieve their goals, assertive, impatient, strong physical energies inward: wildly intelligent, existential, well-intentioned and...
Emilio Pucci FW15
An accessible guide to the 12 houses in astrology and how to find them and understand their influence in your astrological birth chart.
My latest Astro DIY post - learn all about the 12 houses in astrology - the areas of life that are important to you! Or send me an ask for an astrology reading for your cat!
Inter/Act Youth + Everyday Feminism = one of the BEST collaborations & pieces of intersex youth advocacy we’ve ever had the privilege of working on.Please check out and pass along… Nothing About Us Without Us: 9 Ways Intersex Youth Want You to Support Them
When women scream you wonder what’s wrong with them. When men yell you get afraid about what they’re going to do.
A girl in my creative writing class said this in response to a story we read about witnessing intimate partner violence and it really fucked with my head because I’ve never, ever, ever, thought of it that way. (via astronomized)