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Want to help stop Trumps racist border wall?
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The Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas is standing with “The Butterfly Center” in Mission Texas that is in danger by the Border Wall. The border wall will disrupt the migration patterns of the wild life, the four legged, two legged, crawlers, and flyers. YOU CAN HELP protect the land, water, and wild life along the Rio Grande River. Support by getting in contact with the Carrizo/Comecrudo Tribe of Texas, SHOW UP to help with your presents, or DONATE so we can continue our efforts to try and stop the wall from destroying sacred sites and putting the wildlife in danger.
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PLEASE HELP THIS HIGH SCHOOL ENGLISH TEACHER GIVE OUR FUTURE THE STRENGTH TO SPEAK UP AGAINST VIOLENCE: R**E, SEXUAL ASSAULT, CHILD ABUSE, IN**ST, HATE CRIMES, DOMESTIC VIOLENCE, EMOTIONAL ABUSE.
MY MISSION
To educate my students that violence is a problem everywhere, and SPEAKING OUT against violence is something we need to embrace not shame. They will learn they are not alone, help is available, there is hope, and a path to healing.
ABOUT THE CRISIS
The PosterLine Project is my spin on the Clothesline Project, but with colored paper/posters instead of t-shirts, and is for all violent acts. It will provide evidence that in**st, domestic voilence, sexual assault, hate crimes, and inner violence exists in all our communities. It will be a visual reminder of statistics that we often ignore. It gives a voice to those who may have been forcibly silenced. Hopefully, it stirs action. My students are our future and must be informed about violence in order to circumvent. Information on how to recognize and prevent violence, reach out to survivors, and make a difference in the community will be provided to each student throughout this project. Most importantly, this project provides survivors with a venue to courageously break the silence and make us aware. This PosterLine Project will be a tribute to them.
POSTER DETAILS
Create a poster in the corresponding colored paper, for the specific violence you are Speaking Out against. See colored list below. You can use 8.5x11 paper, since that will be even easier to hang throughout my classroom.
Your poster is visual display with graphic messages and/or illustrations that have been designed by survivors of violence or by someone who is speaking up for a deceased victim of violence. This could be a man, woman or child. You can talk directly to the Attacker, The Victim, your Community. Design it in the voice that represents your mission in spreading awareness and eliminating the shame. The purpose of the Project is to increase awareness of the impact of violence, to celebrate strength, to survive, and to provide another avenue to courageously break the silence that often surrounds victims of child abuse, in**st, sexual assault, violent hate crimes, domestic violence... To know they are not alone!!
Color Paper:
YELLOW: physical assault and/or domestic violence
PINK/RED/ORANGE: sexual assault or r**e.
BLUE/GREEN: in**st or child abuse.
PURPLE: attacked due to sexual orientation, race, or religion.
BROWN/GRAY: emotional, spiritual or verbal abuse.
BLACK: those disabled because of an attack or attacked because of a disability.
If interested/questions please PM me in order for me to give you my schools address for you to mail me your poster.
Please also share this. I would love to surprise my students with a ceiling filled of PosterLine Project Speaking Out Against Violence, from all over the United
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Every Monday we post an inspirational mantra and quote, with a special featured #soulcard as a visual to spark off the week. This is a part of our #spiritselfdefense^
Today's soul card is "Sun Beam" encouraging us to conquer negativity by focusing on the positive.
"I am releasing thoughts, beliefs, patterns and situations that no longer serve myself, my health, and my thriving"
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Today, I challenge you to think about yourself as a sunbeam-spreading Vitamin D with every smile and compliment you give and receive. Figure out ways to focus on all of the bright sides of life, not to get bogged down in cloudy days (of course these are necessary too). When the clouds pass, notice how much you can become rejuvenated by positive experiences that uplift you, and bask in that light and happiness. Without the darker, gray times, we may not appreciate the light as much.
Surround yourself with those people that have a positive influence on your life instead of those that are not supportive of your progress. Energy is something that can't be seen, but is felt, and when we share our sun rays then we can energize each other and create new sparks to combat the darker times.
Meditation and/or free write:
Think of the times in your life when you were glowing. What made you feel light and free?
~Enjoy~
We offer a safe, welcoming, non-violent environment for all ethnicities, genders and academic levels. Participate in student activities, trips, team sports, college visits, etc. while going to classes & working a 20-hour per week internship on alternate weeks:
• Work in our IT Dept or hone your journalism, computer graphics or photography skills with the school Yearbook.
• Sample the work world with assignments in retail, health care, fighting hunger, manufacturing, office support, animal care & welfare, community development, law & criminal justice, education, marketing & business, etc.
• Or learn about the restaurant business at our in-house culinary program.
You must have previously attended high school to transfer.
Lottery applications are now being accepted for September 2018 admission.
For students with more than 20 credits, call our Battery Place campus Admissions at 212-918-0004, write us at [email protected] or drop by for an application (17 Battery Place, first floor, corner of West St).
All other students, call our Hunts Point campus Admissions at 212-209-6119, write us at [email protected] or come in for an application (1239 Lafayette Ave, corner of Barretto St).
Or download an application on the website: www.jvlwildcat.org
Jackie Hyman,
English Communications Coordinator at El Halev אל הלב
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We work as a catalyst for change in the lives of adult and teen women (cis and trans), LGBQ and TGNC
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04/20/2022
Join us Wednesday, April 27th for this FREE virtual community workshop from 10 AM-12 PM on ZOOM!
Learn interpersonal tools to navigate difficult conversations with friends and family. We’ll use scenarios to unpack and role play our way through tensions at the intersections of racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, and xenophobia.
Register now at caeny.org/upstander
04/20/2022
Join us tomorrow, April 21st for the third installment of our Public Transit Safety Series!
City commutes can be challenging enough without the threat of violence. In this two hour interactive virtual workshop, we will investigate the considerations necessary to combat violence while riding public transit. Topics will include self defense in closed quarters, physical practice, defensive strikes, use of common objects to defend yourself, endurance and aggression exercises, defending from a seated position, and other considerations to prepare the reality of these situations.
This is a FREE virtual workshop from 7PM to 9PM!
Register now at caeny.org/empowermentselfdefense
04/18/2022
Join us Thursday, April 28th for the final installment of our Public Transit Safety Series!
As we finish our series on public transit safety, it’s important to recognize that we are in this together as we traverse the city. We should all strive to be upstanders within our communities by actively intervening if we see others experiencing violence. This two hour interactive virtual workshop will provide a range of strategies and considerations for safely disrupting violence should you witness another commuter being mistreated. We will also take time to consider the effects of experiencing violence and how we can care for ourselves and others after a traumatic incident. While the previous two workshops were very physical, this closing workshop will be more focused on talking through common scenarios and analyzing potential strategies so that we can be as mentally prepared as we are physically.
This is a FREE virtual workshop from 7PM to 9PM!
Register now at caeny.org/empowermentselfdefense
04/15/2022
In honor of Sexual Violence Awareness Month, NYC's Anti-Violence Project is hosting a panel of organizers, trainers and advocates to talk about ways to support survivors of sexual violence outside of law enforcement and police on Wednesday, April 27th. Join CAE's Empowerment Self Defense Program Manager and Instructor, Rae Switlick as she joins the panel in highlighting how we can support vulnerable communities through social services, education and restorative and transformative justice; and removing cops as first responders.
RSVP on Zoom at https://bit.ly/AVSVAMpanel
Wednesday, April 27th 6:00 - 7:30PM
04/15/2022
Join us next Thursday, April 21st for the third installment of our Public Transit Safety Series!
City commutes can be challenging enough without the threat of violence. In this two hour interactive virtual workshop, we will investigate the considerations necessary to combat violence while riding public transit. Topics will include self defense in closed quarters, physical practice, defensive strikes, use of common objects to defend yourself, endurance and aggression exercises, defending from a seated position, and other considerations to prepare the reality of these situations.
This is a FREE virtual workshop from 7PM to 9PM!
Register now at caeny.org/empowermentselfdefense
04/12/2022
Join us Wednesday, April 27th for this FREE virtual community workshop from 10 AM-12 PM on ZOOM!
Learn interpersonal tools to navigate difficult conversations with friends and family. We’ll use scenarios to unpack and role play our way through tensions at the intersections of racism, misogyny, homophobia, transphobia, and xenophobia.
Register now at caeny.org/upstander
04/12/2022
Join us this Thursday, April 14th for the second installment of our Public Transit Safety Series!
In response to the recent surge in incidents on the subway platforms, this two hour interactive virtual workshop is designed to help New Yorkers be safer while waiting for the train or bus. Train platforms and bus stops present unique safety concerns, so we’re taking this time to strategize how best to keep ourselves safe while we wait for our rides. While we will discuss preventative measures and other strategies, this workshop will heavily focus on physical techniques to respond to potentially life-threatening situations including movement, blocks, strikes, footwork, use of common objects to defend yourself, defense against attacks from behind, and use of voice.
This is a FREE virtual workshop from 7PM to 9PM!
Register now at caeny.org/empowermentselfdefense
✨Who: 🗣️Calling all middle and high school girl and TGNC youth! 📢
✨What: Join Power Action Change for Teens and Gibney Dance in LAST Hands Are For Holding session this Thursday, April 7th. We will do a deep dive into consent and boundary setting❣️
✨When: Thursday 4/7 - 4:30-6pm
✨How: Interested in joining us? Register now at caeny.org/youth-power or find the link in our our bio!
03/28/2022
Riley's Way Foundation's offers young leaders (ages 13-22) the chance to participate in a leadership development fellowship and win funding -- up to $3,000 -- for a project of their own that inspires kindness and strengthens their local, national, or global communities. This year, there is a special focus on projects geared toward mental health. Learn more and apply today at callforkindness.org or rileysway.org.
03/21/2022
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❤️ ✊🏽 Until We're Free: Addressing Anti-Blackness in Our Communities ✊🏽 💚
In this Upstander 101 community workshop we will chat about systemic violence using anti-Blackness tactics and develop tools and strategies to better be more aware, intervene, and dismantle anti-Blackness in our lives.
This workshop is happening Monday, February 28th, 6-8PM EST on Zoom!
Register now at caeny.org/upstander
'reFree
03/16/2022
ONE WEEK to register for...
❤️ ✊🏽 Until We're Free: Addressing Anti-Blackness in Our Communities ✊🏽 💚
In this Upstander 101 community workshop we will chat about systemic violence using anti-Blackness tactics and develop tools and strategies to better be more aware, intervene, and dismantle anti-Blackness in our lives.
This workshop is happening Wednesday, March 23rd, 6-8PM EST on Zoom!
Register now at caeny.org/upstander
'reFree
03/09/2022
❤️ ✊🏽 Until We're Free: Addressing Anti-Blackness in Our Communities ✊🏽 💚
In this Upstander 101 community workshop we will chat about systemic violence using anti-Blackness tactics and develop tools and strategies to better be more aware, intervene, and dismantle anti-Blackness in our lives.
This workshop is happening Wednesday, March 23rd, 6-8PM EST on Zoom!
Register now at caeny.org/upstander
'reFree
03/07/2022
TWO DAYS UNTIL...
🌳 Upstander 101: Roots of Oppression 🌳
Community Upstander Workshop!
Join us for a FREE community workshop, open to all, on February 9th, from 10am-12pm EST on ZOOM 👀
This is an Upstander 101: Roots of Oppression workshop where we will discuss oppression, power, and learn tools/strategies for safely intervening in hate 💙
Make sure you register before the 9th! Can't wait to see you there!
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