RESOURCES

Queer Community Conversations

Name: Queer Community Conversations: Empowering Financial Literacy for Youth Who Have Experienced Foster Care
Start: 2021-05-19
End: 2021-05-19
Location: Online

Monthly Online Gathering

An online series discussing the work of organizations serving Black, Indigenous and People of Color (BIPOC) bettering services for our LGBTQ+ BIPOC communities.

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UPCOMING CONVERSATIONS

qcc: financial literacy for youth event flyer

19

May

2021

Queer Community Conversations: Empowering Financial Literacy for Youth Who Have Experienced Foster Care

Online
Zoom

qcc: body image & food event flyer featuring Brooke Stepp

16

June

2021

Queer Community Conversations: Body Liberation & Health at Every Size in the LGBTQ Community

Online
Zoom

WHERE TO WATCH

PREVIOUS CONVERSATIONS

Stress & Coping Tips

Guest: Somatic Healer Wendy Elisheva Somerson & Somatic Therapist Brooke Stepp

While our future within the pandemic seems endless, there are constructive ways to manage your stress and anxiety. Gain some insight from local Somatic Therapy experts in alleviating stresses in your life.

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Supporting Substance Users

Guest: Jesse Rawlins, YES to SCS

Learn about ways to support people who use substances, including:

Safe Supply
Safe Consumption Spaces (Injection Sites)
Housing

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Tenant Rights

Guest: Daniel Ediger, Northwest Justice Project & Washington Law Help

Learn about Tenant Rights in light of COVID-19.

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Resources for Homeless LGBTQ Youth

Guest: Craig Gibson & Paris Chapman, YouthCare

As the support of homeless youth dwindles due to fears of contracting COVID-19, learn how YouthCare is supporting LGBTQ youth.

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Resources for Sex Workers

Guest: Tepa and Isyss, U.T.O.P.I.A.

Sex workers are among the most impacted people by COVID-19. Between the outbreak and dangerous federal policies, sex workers require more resources to survive. Learn about the assistance that is available.

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Survivors of Violence

Guest: DeAnn Alcantara-Thompson, Ending Gender-Based Violence & Elena C. Galano, The Northwest Network

Reports from the Seattle Police Department show a 21% increase in domestic abuse at the outbreak of COVID-19 pandemic, and stay-at-home orders have heightened concerns for survivors.

Learn about resources available to survivors of violence.

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Contact us about Queer Community Conversations at info@gaycity.org or (206) 860-6969.

For additional resources not listed, please contact our Resource Center at resources@gaycity.org or (206) 323-LGBT.