#radremedy

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Online Fundraising [Reliable Platforms] [2019] - Aschiana Organization

With the drastic change in the digital world,online fundraising has shifted from convention to digital platforms.Click to explore fundraising Platform.

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Do any mods know of resources to help in finding a counselor/therapist?

https://radremedy.org/if this doesn’t help, write back.  

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Heeeey, Columbus, OH!

14 *BRAND NEW TO RAD* providers were just added! Who are we missing? Who is the good/bad/ugly?

Help everyone out and add providers and reviews today at www.radremedy.org!

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Riley Johnson, Chicago, IL Transilient: You were a part of starting RAD,

Check out this great interview we did and published with Original Plumbing!

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DANIEL HERRLE, FERNDALE, MICHIGAN

“Once I had top surgery, I pulled away from the queer community almost entirely. I focused on my education and my career, which was great, and extremely rewarding. After a few years I did kind of start to feel like, “Why am I shying away from this so much?” I realized that by avoiding being involved with the queer community I was ignoring what my passion was.

I decided I wanted to create a database that allows trans folks to review and look for trans resources. I ended up running into the group, RAD Remedy, that did the same thing in Philly at the Trans Health Conference. I asked them if they needed a designer, and they were like, “YES!” So, then they brought me on the team.

Advocating, personally for me, gives me a sense of community. I don’t have a lot of spare time, by not a lot I mean, most of the social stuff I do is through a group I am apart of called FtM Detroit. We do at least two social events every month. It’s work-fun and not so much regular fun but I always have a great time anyway.

In the next month or so, I am pulling back from advocating a little bit. I think Rad Remedy will grow and be an extremely helpful tool for the community. FtM Detroit has already helped get our little brother organization established about forty-five mins away from here.

In the past two years or so, I’ve taken a step back from my own art and projects. Personally, I want to look at queer advocacy within art now. I miss doing projects that are inherent and specific to myself. It’s therapeutic to be in your own zone. What is important for me and my biggest next step that I want to take, is ensuring that my identity as a designer, an artist, a queer person, a trans person, a partner, and all the identities I have are involved. I want my work to encompass an intersection of all of those identities. I don’t know what that will look like, I don’t want to know what that will look like because that’s what the process is for. I shouldn’t know what it looks like until it’s already happening.”

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RAD Remedy is now selling the coolest queer cat(e) pins on earth. Purchase one today for only $8! 

soft enamel, 1 1/4", single back, metal clasp. Designed by Isabella Rotman, made in collaboration with RAD Remedy!

All proceeds go to support RAD Remedy’s mission to connecting trans, gender non-conforming, intersex, and queer folks to safe and affirming care. Our biggest project - RAD - is a review and referral database with over 3,000 providers nationwide (US)! Find your remedy at radremedy.org!

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CHICAGO: Friday April 15th, 6pm at 1104 S Wabash 8th floor, Join us to celebrate our 2nd birthday! I will be releasing my the first issue of my zine series with RAD, Dr. RAD’s Queer Health Show! There will be FOOD. There will be DRINK. There will be a SILENT AUCTION OF COOL QUEER STUFF. There will be a carnival of the games you grew up with – Hungry Hungry Hippos, Chutes and Ladders, and Don’t Break the Ice just to name a few.  Through the generous donation of an anonymous benefactor, everything we raise will be matched up to $2000 so please engage in copious bidding wars on our behalf. All funds will go to support RAD Remedy’s mission of connecting trans, gender non-conforming, intersex, and queerfolks to accurate, safe, respectful, and comprehensive care in order to improve individual and community health. To find out more about RAD Remedy and our current projects, check us out at www.radremedy.org Suggested sliding entrance fee of $50-$25 - RSVP now at remedyland.brownpapertickets.com!

Can’t make it? Pre-order the zine online!

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RAD Remedy has a new team member named, Xavier MaatRa, who is working as an outreach coordinator.

Who is Xavier?:

Xavier is a queer, trans, community organizer, and activist from Southern New Jersey. For over a decade he has traveled the country as a labor organizer, social justice workshop facilitator, and youth advocate. While in the midwest he's appreciated his time working with LGBT youth through the Drop in Program at the Broadway Youth Center and helping to build a coalition of youth agencies to strengthen youth programs on Chicago's Southwest side.

As a facilitator and non profit consultant he has supported 100's of organizations by creating innovative popular education trainings on a range of topics including LGBTQ 101, Anti Oppression, Positive Youth Development, and the Elements of Community Organizing. Ultimately working with thousands of professionals from across the U.S. as well as students from the UK, Iraq, and various countries across South America.

In his free time, DirtyArtBoi is a self-proclaimed music fiend, budding poet, farmer in training, and student of Pan African Studies. He's passionate about creating workshops that showcase the connection between popular education, people's history, food culture, and the rhythms of Funk, Hip Hop, and Jazz as tools of healing, resistance, and political change.

Please join us in welcoming our newest team member!