Book Review: Rest is Resistance by Tricia Hersey
“Have you had moments of observing the pace of your life and it didn’t feel true to your soul?” This book came to me at the perfect time (recommended by a coworker at FORGE). After reading the first 20 pages, I immediately texted another friend who has...
Pandemic Perspectives: When others move on, but you don’t
Over the past few months, pharmacies in my local area have stopped offering free at-home COVID-19 tests with insurance. Masking is no longer required in any of the spaces I go outside of the house, including doctor’s offices. When I log onto Instagram, my friends’...
“The Remedy” Book Review: Imagining the Future of Trans Health
The Remedy: Queer and Trans Voices on Health and Health Care is an anthology of narratives on queer and trans experiences with healthcare. It consists of essays, personal stories, interviews, poetry, and even short graphic novels, which make the reading experience...
Scrolling Mindfully: Breaking the Doomscrolling Cycle
There are some days when I get caught in a spiral of reading bad news. Swiping left on my home screen leads me to a list of articles on “5 daily habits you didn’t know were bad for your health,” along with updates on how climate change has already reached a point of...Find us on Facebook!
This International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we lift up trans and nonbinary folks living with disabilities. Trans people experience higher rates of disability than non-trans people. As we mark this international day of recognition, we honor the intersections, challenges, and persistence of trans and nonbinary people living with disabilities.
#TransSurvivor #TransSurvivors #Trans #NonBinary #Survivor #Survivors #ViolencePrevention #Healing #TraumaSurvivor #Trauma #Resilience #TransJoy #InternatonalDayofPersonsWithDisabilities #DisabilityAwareness #TransandDisabled #Disability #DisabilityJustice
[Image: Graphics of four people with disabilities: on the far left, a person in a fuzzy green jacket and green boots uses a wheelchair. Second from the left, a person with a prosthetic leg sits on the floor while drawing and listening to music. Third from the left, a person wearing a shirt with the autism symbol and tattoos uses a wheelchair. On the far right, a person wearing a salmon dress with a big pink bow uses crutches. Text: “International Day of Persons with Disabilities. December 3, 2023.” FORGE logo.]
![This International Day of Persons with Disabilities, we lift up trans and nonbinary folks living with disabilities. Trans people experience higher rates of disability than non-trans people. As we mark this international day of recognition, we honor the intersections, challenges, and persistence of trans and nonbinary people living with disabilities.
#TransSurvivor #TransSurvivors #Trans #NonBinary #Survivor #Survivors #ViolencePrevention #Healing #TraumaSurvivor #Trauma #Resilience #TransJoy #InternatonalDayofPersonsWithDisabilities #DisabilityAwareness #TransandDisabled #Disability #DisabilityJustice
[Image: Graphics of four people with disabilities: on the far left, a person in a fuzzy green jacket and green boots uses a wheelchair. Second from the left, a person with a prosthetic leg sits on the floor while drawing and listening to music. Third from the left, a person wearing a shirt with the autism symbol and tattoos uses a wheelchair. On the far right, a person wearing a salmon dress with a big pink bow uses crutches. Text: “International Day of Persons with Disabilities. December 3, 2023.” FORGE logo.]](https://scontent-iad3-1.xx.fbcdn.net/v/t39.30808-6/406811481_745318960958557_4157066530457705034_n.jpg?stp=dst-jpg_p720x720&_nc_cat=110&ccb=1-7&_nc_sid=230a55&_nc_ohc=rzkmZyPHOeIAX9G7pbt&_nc_ht=scontent-iad3-1.xx&edm=AKIiGfEEAAAA&oh=00_AfDOP_24_9LG53tRuGuxh10-yh5639oXz4gEzap9bfwgPw&oe=6570F4DC)
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