Serving survivors of domestic violence, sexual assault, & humxn trafficking in Washington State. Mobilizing Asian, South Asian & Pacific Islander communities.
Washington, USA
Joined May 2012
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March 28: Why Pod-map?
April 25: How to Pod-map?
May 23: Conversations to have with your pod
June 27: Growing & sustaining your pod
Time: 5:30-8pm PST
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TJ Skill Shares | Making TJ PODS-sible: A 4-part Series on Building Your Pod!
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Are you new to pod-mapping? Join us on this 4-part series on pod-mapping where we will dive deeper on how to build your own pod/s.
Dear @OVWJustice and @CivilRights: Urge the @TheJusticeDept to listen to the thousands of signatories on the petition to #freemaddesyn #dropthecharges against Native survivor of sexual and domestic violence #maddesyngeorge
@TheJusticeDept: We signed the petition to #freemaddesyn because survivors of #sexualviolence should not be criminalized and punished with #incarceration for defending their own lives
It’s #domesticviolenceawareness month and I want @TheJusticeDept to #freemaddesyn and stop the cycles of #colonialviolence that lead to #MMIW
@TheJusticeDept: Maddesyn George is being criminalized for defending her own life. We demand that she be freed from all charges and allowed to return home to her family #freemaddesyn #dropthecharges #freethemall
Komal has a big heart and is always ready to offer support! If you have a community care project you need support with, contact Komal!
Melissa is a Coordinator at Northwest Justice Project, Residential Counselor at DESC, and incoming MSW grad student at UW. Connect with her on LinkedIn.
Mriganka is a graduate of the 2021 Natural Helpers Program and a member of the mutual aid survivor support pod.
Ally Ang is a gaysian poet and aspiring heartthrob. Read their work at allysonang.com and find them on twitter @TheOceanIsGay
Meet the Natural Helpers bringing you this Saturday's Training on the 4 Gems of Supporting Survivors!
Tomorrow: 4 Gems of Supporting Survivors Training | Register Now!
4 Gems of Supporting Survivors training! Registration link: tinyurl.com/SupportSurvivors…. Sign up now and share with your friends, family and networks! For access need contact [email protected]
How have you witnessed grief show up in our movements or communities?
- Friends, comrades, loss of land, language, culture, spirituality,
How does grief move and transform our communities?
Massage Parlor Outreach Project 女工互助小组 is organizing a vigil this upcoming Monday, 9:15 in Hing Hay Park in International District to honor those who lost their lives in the Atlanta spa shooting.
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4. Every death is unique and is experienced differently.
5. The grieving process is influenced by many issues.
6. Grief is ongoing.
Six Basic Principles of Grief
1. Grieving is the person’s natural reaction to a death.
2. Each person’s grieving experience is unique.
3. There are no “right” and “wrong” ways to grieve.
Today we are here because we honor their lives, their friendship, and their legacy of survivorship, a legacy in which we are a part of in this space together.
The API Women and Family Safety Center was birthed from the community organizing response to these murders, and later merged with Chaya, working to serve South Asian survivors in similar circumstances. Thus, in 2011, API Chaya was created.
All three were murdered by Susana's estranged husband on March 2nd, 1995. Leading up to their deaths, Phoebe and Veronica supported Susana in seeking services and care to keep her safe from the harm she was surviving.
