Resourcing our (DJ) Movements Presented by Kiyomi Fujikawa, Co-Director of Third Wave Fund May 5th 5-7 PM PST / 8-10 PM EST What would it look like to have our movements fully resourced? How much money is out there and how can we break down the barriers that prevent money from flowing to the places … Continued
Anti-Oppressive Mental Health 101 Join Fireweed Collective for an overview of the foundations of the mental health system and the Disability Justice and Healing Justice movements. We will take a look at the histories and core beliefs of each approach, and how they manifest in the delivery and outcomes of mental health care. *Open Workshop – … Continued
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The Ever-Bending Truth: Creative Writing for the Creatively Wired A webinar with Jacks McNamara for writers with divergent mental health. Click Here To Register Using prompts, free-writes, the magnificent muck of our lives, and the full wing-span of our imaginations, we will generate new work that finds language for the turbulence of our lives. Together, … Continued
Buy A Ticket, Get A Free Hat! Your purchase supports a QTBIPOC artisan and helps Fireweed Collective offer free-of-cost support groups to QTBIPOC folks. Attendance is not required to claim your hat. Click here to purchase a ticket. All hats are made by Silk Crafts And Foods. Visit our Instagram to check out more photos … Continued
This Hatraiser is an equitable partnership collaboration between Kinu and Fireweed Collective. All hats are $40 and the price includes shipping. 50% of the proceeds go to Fireweed Collective. Your purchase supports a QTBIPOC artisan and helps Fireweed Collective offer free-of-cost support groups to QTBIPOC folks. Click here to order your hat! Slouchy Red Panda … Continued
May 30 at 7 PM EST Learn practical tools for exploring reducing and withdrawing from psychiatric medications, including lithium, antipsychotics, benzodiazepines, and SSRIs. Focus on minimizing risk and finding ways to live with madness and extreme states by navigating a labyrinth of support, wellness, dosage, and alternatives. A harm reduction approach is not pro- or … Continued
