#community readiness

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Vendor & Volunteer Call!

Come join us at the ABC’s of Community Readiness! -- a Queer + BIPOC Centered Health, Safety & Leadership Event

Hosted by Queerolina’s Nurse Nikki in collaboration with One Day at a Time, EqualityNC, and Carolina Migrant Network, this event is a space for underrepresented communities to gather, learn, and strengthen collective care.

**Vending and volunteering details below the cut!**

Vendors

If you're an artist, business, non-profit, or other organization in NC with a focus on health, activism, or community, come vend with us!

Spaces are just $50, with outdoor (10' x 10' booths) and indoor (6' tables) options available.

We're looking for: -Nonprofits & advocacy groups -Healthcare providers -Community educators -Mutual aid networks -Emergency preparedness instructors -Grassroots organizations -Artists and crafters whose work aligns with empowerment, safety, and healing

With a priority on: -BIPOC activism -Queer liberation -Immigrant advocacy -Healthcare equity

Space is limited, so don't wait to apply!

Volunteers

Queerolina events are community-powered, and we’re looking for kind, reliable folks to help make our event run smoothly. Volunteers help support our vendors, teachers, performers, speakers, and guests so everyone can focus on having a good time.

Roles vary in time commitment and responsibility. You’ll be able to choose what you’re most comfortable with when signing up, and roles that involve significant lifting, walking, or other strenuous activity will be marked clearly. Some roles are short shifts, some are ongoing throughout the day, and you can choose what you're available for.

Check out the details and sign up here! We appreciate you more than words can say. ❤️

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Book Three: Pamela Jumper Thurman of the National Center for Community Organizational Readiness and Council Oak Training and Evaluation, Inc.

Book Three: Pamela Jumper Thurman of the National Center for Community Organizational Readiness and Council Oak Training and Evaluation, Inc.

A tradition of silence and taboos on the topics of sex and sexual health has led to an increased stigma when it comes to sexually transmitted illness and disease, STI’s and STD’s. This “tradition” comes at a high cost when it impacts potentially deadly and contagious viruses such as HIV/AIDS (Human Immunodeficiency Virus/Acquired Immune Deficiency Syndrome). Discovered in the late twentieth…

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