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17 May

Aspiring young filmmakers+changemakers: FREE 8-session program to learn filmmaking skills and produce inspirational short documentaries about senior LGBT2Q+ troublemakers. Age 50+ troublemakers get to share their stories with the world! Deadline May 18! https://t.co/3D0VsLoqaN

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17 May

First Call BC is partnering up with Organize BC on May 26 and May 27 to offer training for youth called Winning Change from the Government. For anyone currently advocating for increased support for youth-in-care, or interested in getting involved. https://t.co/Mp7HlfWCl1

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16 May

Are you an LGBTQ2+ youth under age 21 who’s been in care, or had experiences with the Ministry? The University of Victoria is co-writing the new LGBT strategy for MCFD. If you want to contribute, contact Lindsay Herriot at [email protected] by May 20th, 2018.

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16 May

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16 May

NOW HIRING: 2 Summer Students (15-30), 30 hours/week, starting ASAP or by the beginning of July. Some projects/programs: Opioid Overdose Dialogues, #FOUNDRY #Abbotsford, Truth and Reconciliation, #FosterSystemSurvivors. Application deadline: May 25, 2018! https://t.co/gfQDdZv68k

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15 May

Aspiring young filmmakers+changemakers: FREE 8-session program to learn filmmaking skills and produce inspirational short documentaries about senior LGBT2Q+ troublemakers. Age 50+ troublemakers get to share their stories with the world! Deadline May 18! https://t.co/fvMLKJMIFK

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15 May

Course to assist with policy around Overdose Prevention, Recognition and Response as well as develop the skills necessary to provide on-going training to new staff who may be likely to respond to an overdose. Lots of dates & locations across Fraser Valley. https://t.co/azy8fd6hiw

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15 May

Why is #FosterSystemSurvivors meeting Wed. 5:30 to 7:30 at Impact (33228 Walsh Ave, Abbotsford BC)? Because in British Columbia, kids in care are more likely to wind up in jail than they are to graduate high school. Join us, email [email protected] https://t.co/kWmmUO5Bhl

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15 May

PIPS starts with the assumption that “you can’t educate away a human need.” So rather than approach the opioid crisis through an educational lens, PIPS explores the deep-rooted feelings surrounding each individual’s role in the opioid crisis. https://t.co/Y1eY9ohMuq

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15 May

For our 30th AGM, we look at “harm reduction” anew—through the lens of human needs. Harm reduction can be seen as reducing exposure to harms inherent in “risky” behaviours. What if we look at it as reducing hazards on the road to meeting our human needs? https://t.co/hgsb4h9dkS

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