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Peer Support Guidelines

Peer Support Guidelines: Holding Supportive Space with Care These peer support guidelines were shared during a valuable event held in GARDEN, a digital space created

Are you a healer who va;ues Ani genocide Anti carceral Anti colonial An indigenous healer Anti oppression Radically neurodivergent affirming Disability justice If so The Liberation Wellness network is the directory for you! This space uplifts all forms of healing that center liberation decolonization ad radical care. Interested in joining? The directory is free with an option to donate for ongoing labor and maintenance . lets build this

Join the Liberation Wellness Network Directory

Support Radical Care: Join the Liberation Wellness Network Directory or Donate Today! In a world where traditional mental health systems often fail to meet the

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Creating Space to Think

Creating Space for Thought: Best Practices for Facilitating Accessible Conversations A great conversation needs room to breathe. Too often, insecurity rushes things along, cutting off

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Understanding Stochastic Terrorism

Stochastic terrorism refers to when influential people, like politicians or public figures, spread dangerous rhetoric that encourages random acts of violence or hatred, even if

Why Using Plain Language Increases Accessibility and Improves Outcomes

Using plain language is a crucial strategy for enhancing accessibility and producing better results. The process of simplifying and clarifying ideas during editing can often

The Transformative Justice Help Desk

The Transformative Justice Help Desk, launched by Interrupting Criminalization, is a consultation service aimed at supporting partners involved in community interventions to address harm without

Every 28 Hours Plays Sonya Massey Action

In 2012 a study found that every 28 hours a black person was extrajudicially killed by vigilante, security guard, or the police in the United States. This statistic was immediately contested and the country is still embroiled with addressing a problem it struggles to acknowledge. Inspired by the conversation we needed to have this project was developed.

BIPOC and Disabled Independent Performing Artists UNITE

In 2020 we saw a national proliferation of artists advocating for more justice in the our professional worlds. Groups and projects like We See You

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