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  1. Wow! Kudos to #KindlingCollective for hosting this event! Giving back to those who give so much!

    #BelfastME - Kindling Collective Rest and Recharge Fall

    October 10, 2026

    "About this trip:

    Rest and Recharge is an event for folks who take part in #CommunityCare work who are looking for rest and connection.

    KC is committed to creating programming that is responsive to our community. We’ve heard from folks who are deep in local community care work that they are exhausted, overwhelmed and struggle to find time to rest. In collaboration with #MCHT , we put together two day events inviting organizers to be with the land and seek rest/play. Join us for the second of these events on October 10th in the Belfast area (specific location provided after registration). #DanielleArroyo and #DaeneKugel will hold this space and offer a guided #NatureWalk and optional #crafting projects. Music and vibes courtesy of Kafari. Lunch will be provided.

    Who is a community care worker?

    Someone who spends time doing work (for pay or not) that supports the people in our community who need it most. This includes but is not limited to:
    - #MutualAid / food delivery / #cooking & shopping for folks / #farming & #FoodSovereignty
    - #StreetMedicine
    - #Doula / #DeathDoula / #GriefWorker
    - #Policy / #advocacy work / #LegalSupport
    #CommunityDefense / #documenting law enforcement
    - #SocialWork / #CaseManagement
    - Community based health care
    - #Elders / #KnowledgeHolders / #storytellers "

    This event is for Queer / BIPOC participants only!

    "Queer events are designed as an affinity spaces for queer and trans people of all racial identities. If you think you might be queer or trans, you are queer enough. While we love our allies and advocates, if you’re not queer, don’t come to these events.

    BIPOC events are for Black, Indigenous, and people of color of all genders and sexualities. If you’re not BIPOC, do not attend these events!"

    Free
    25 spots left

    FMI and to register:
    kindlingcollective.org/events/

    #SolarPunkSunday #MaineEvents #GBLTQEvents #BIPOCEvents #RestAndRecharge #SpendTimeInNature #BuildingCommunity

  2. Show students they are valued. YMHC Heart to Heart Campaign. The Heart-to-Heart Campaign gives educators a simple way to show care. A handmade heart can reassure a student that their community sees and supports them. To Send or Request Hearts: ymhc.ngo/hearts
    #HearttoHeart #HearttoHeartCampaign #SewingHope #HandmadeHearts #HeartsForHope #YouMatter #MentalHealthSupport #CommunityCare #CompassionInAction #StudentWellBeing #YouthMentalHealth #CaringCommunities #ymhc #makehopehappen

  3. Dreamspace Lantern for 2/2/2026: Embrace Resistance: Every Act Matters

    The recent "Resistance Week" highlights the silent yet impactful efforts of disabled activists who provided mutual aid during winter storms, addressing food insecurity and unemployment disparities. It emphasizes the importance of accessible resources and diverse forms of resistance, encouraging collective action and awareness of barriers faced by disabled communities. Every act, big or small, contributes to transformative change.

    dreamspacestudio.net/dreamspac

  4. Gelebte Solidarität statt Pinkwashing! ✊💜

    München sonnt sich gerne im Glanz der „Rainbow City“, doch für viele von uns ist das Leben in der teuersten Stadt Deutschlands ein täglicher Überlebenskampf. ⬇️

    #MünchenWählt #Stadtrat2026 #DieLinke #Linke #QueerPolitics #Inklusion #DisabilityJustice #Intersektionalität #Queer #LGBTQIA #MünchenFürAlle #München #Munich #CommunityCare #CommunitySupport

  5. I have founded a group for abuse survivors (of past or present abuse) and those who question whether they were or are experiencing or witnessing abuse or coercive control or undue influence or someone is using power over them and retaliating against them when they don't "behave".

    I myself survived childhood sexual abuse, incest, abuse by a cult, my therapist, psychiatry nurses, sibling, friends, queerplatonic partner/girlfriend, roommate and harrassment from a nazi neighbor plus landlords. I kinda got a bad start to life (in germany) and then people tended to make it worse instead of helping me or they took advantage of me.

    So I learned a lot about what does and doesn't help!

    And I want to help you out, whether you went through something you fear no one will believe or be able to stomach hearing about, or you think it was probably nothing and you overreact. You don't overreact! Nothing is too small to be worth talking about.

    I'm making a space to have a warm, supportive, good vibes atmosphere that we co-create together. We'll help each other grow and see through confusions and distortions of the truth and gain more agency, to make choices, decisions and do stuff and have an impact on the world.

    We'll also have fun and laugh and cry and eat cookies and discover what it's like to argue with someone who doesn't slice you to ribbons emotionally.

    Anyone is welcome regardless of age, gender, ability, neurotype, location or background. I just ask that you help make the group a good space, be that by complaining when everyone else is too polite to say anything or by listening or by sharing. Please don't worry that by joining you'll take up too much space or take resources away from someone who might need them more — you ARE our space and our resources!

    The first step is, once we have at least a handful of people, to decide when and how often to meet.
    I use @delta delta chat for its privacy and because it works with spotty internet and very little tech knowledge. It works on desktop and mobile. You can download the app from google's or apple's appstore or FDroid or their website delta.chat (watch me not get the preview to work)
    It was super easy to make an account and didn't require anything other than a username - no phone number or email address (or password).

    DM me for an invite, which is a link that you click to join the group. The group is invite only to keep out spam and abusers.

    Please boost and share this post, including on other sites or however it works for you, or by talking about it and linking here.

    #abuse #AbuseCulture #AbuseSurvivor #trauma #MentalHealth #MutualAid #CommunityCare #SelfCare #dissociation #csa #childAbuse #ElderAbuse #EatingDisorder #recovery #cult #CultRecovery #healing #empowerment #EmpowerWomen #growth #resist #rape #RapeCulture #RapeSurvivor #survivor

  6. Legacy In Leaves: Define Your Dash

    Girard’s paradox, trail stewardship, and the habits that define your dash. How to leave a legacy that's more shade than exhaust.

    adventureadjacent.com/2025/09/

  7. + Spread Your Wings, Little Dragon +
    (or, we don't need hoards)

    Being so poor that not only my life, but that of my chosen family too, are in danger.... Well it's eye opening.

    I have a habit of looking deep inside me and so I come to understand some things on a gut level, not merely an intellectual level (we need both, combined).

    So anyway... That saying about being careful if you own things or they own you. That's important.

    And it's not about how much money or stuff one owns, but how one relates to it.

    Sure, if you relate to things in an organic way, you won't be that metaphorical old-school dragon who hoards millions, you'd share. But one can be poor and be owned by money, or capitalist zeitgeist ideas, or free from them. And one can have high income or inherit riches and be either bound or free.

    I need stuff to survive and due to capitalism, money is the only way for me to access it (housing and food being threatened for me and fam very urgently gogetfunding.com/help-two-disa), so money stands between me and my freedom to survive currently.

    But I don't let the capitalist worldview chain my brain. I know that feeling too, that cold sweat panic of "I need to CLING to my hoard or else I won't be SAFE" like if an old-school dragon was driven by anxiety rather than outright greed.

    We don't need hoards. We don't need to gatekeep others from resources to be safe ourselves. No, we only become free if we outright refuse to reduce our own bodies and minds, as well as other's, down to "resources" that are defined by a single number: its numerical value, the price tag on our souls and on the soul of the land and all it brings forth.

    (This number will go down to zero or negative as soon as the machine has ground you up and spit you out - we're being disabled at a staggering rate!)

    If we stay connected to our own raw, undomesticated aliveness, and grant others theirs, then instead of hoarding dead things, we build up our resilience. We break our chains, spread our wings and lick our wounds. Because we've all been hurt and we all deserve grace, time to mourn and rage and heal.

    We don't become safe by buying into the idea that we'd lose our value - and with it our human rights - if we lost our status in capitalism, be it as worker or as capital owner.

    One of the most radical things you can do is to directly and defiantly relate as Alive. I don't know how else to describe it, even though I am explicitly talking about things and clouds and rocks as well as critters and growing things and people.

    But if you try it, you'll feel the difference between seeing something as a ware to be bought and sold and speculated with, versus keeping in mind whatever you know of its life, its circumstances, its past, present and potential relations to other things and places, to people or cultures or land. Or its lack of relations. Its displacement and dispossession from the land and people and cultures that gave it form.

    #capitalism #CapitalismKills #AntiCapitalism #money #class #anarchy #communism #disability #decolonize #MutualAid #CommunityCare #zeitgeist #FreeYourMind

  8. + Spread Your Wings, Little Dragon +
    (or, we don't need hoards)

    Being so poor that not only my life, but that of my chosen family too, are in danger.... Well it's eye opening.

    I have a habit of looking deep inside me and so I come to understand some things on a gut level, not merely an intellectual level (we need both, combined).

    So anyway... That saying about being careful if you own things or they own you. That's important.

    And it's not about how much money or stuff one owns, but how one relates to it.

    Sure, if you relate to things in an organic way, you won't be that metaphorical old-school dragon who hoards millions, you'd share. But one can be poor and be owned by money, or capitalist zeitgeist ideas, or free from them. And one can have high income or inherit riches and be either bound or free.

    I need stuff to survive and due to capitalism, money is the only way for me to access it (housing and food being threatened for me and fam very urgently gogetfunding.com/help-two-disa), so money stands between me and my freedom to survive currently.

    But I don't let the capitalist worldview chain my brain. I know that feeling too, that cold sweat panic of "I need to CLING to my hoard or else I won't be SAFE" like if an old-school dragon was driven by anxiety rather than outright greed.

    We don't need hoards. We don't need to gatekeep others from resources to be safe ourselves. No, we only become free if we outright refuse to reduce our own bodies and minds, as well as other's, down to "resources" that are defined by a single number: its numerical value, the price tag on our souls and on the soul of the land and all it brings forth.

    (This number will go down to zero or negative as soon as the machine has ground you up and spit you out - we're being disabled at a staggering rate!)

    If we stay connected to our own raw, undomesticated aliveness, and grant others theirs, then instead of hoarding dead things, we build up our resilience. We break our chains, spread our wings and lick our wounds. Because we've all been hurt and we all deserve grace, time to mourn and rage and heal.

    We don't become safe by buying into the idea that we'd lose our value - and with it our human rights - if we lost our status in capitalism, be it as worker or as capital owner.

    One of the most radical things you can do is to directly and defiantly relate as Alive. I don't know how else to describe it, even though I am explicitly talking about things and clouds and rocks as well as critters and growing things and people.

    But if you try it, you'll feel the difference between seeing something as a ware to be bought and sold and speculated with, versus keeping in mind whatever you know of its life, its circumstances, its past, present and potential relations to other things and places, to people or cultures or land. Or its lack of relations. Its displacement and dispossession from the land and people and cultures that gave it form.

    #capitalism #CapitalismKills #AntiCapitalism #money #class #anarchy #communism #disability #decolonize #MutualAid #CommunityCare #zeitgeist #FreeYourMind

  9. + Spread Your Wings, Little Dragon +
    (or, we don't need hoards)

    Being so poor that not only my life, but that of my chosen family too, are in danger.... Well it's eye opening.

    I have a habit of looking deep inside me and so I come to understand some things on a gut level, not merely an intellectual level (we need both, combined).

    So anyway... That saying about being careful if you own things or they own you. That's important.

    And it's not about how much money or stuff one owns, but how one relates to it.

    Sure, if you relate to things in an organic way, you won't be that metaphorical old-school dragon who hoards millions, you'd share. But one can be poor and be owned by money, or capitalist zeitgeist ideas, or free from them. And one can have high income or inherit riches and be either bound or free.

    I need stuff to survive and due to capitalism, money is the only way for me to access it (housing and food being threatened for me and fam very urgently gogetfunding.com/help-two-disa), so money stands between me and my freedom to survive currently.

    But I don't let the capitalist worldview chain my brain. I know that feeling too, that cold sweat panic of "I need to CLING to my hoard or else I won't be SAFE" like if an old-school dragon was driven by anxiety rather than outright greed.

    We don't need hoards. We don't need to gatekeep others from resources to be safe ourselves. No, we only become free if we outright refuse to reduce our own bodies and minds, as well as other's, down to "resources" that are defined by a single number: its numerical value, the price tag on our souls and on the soul of the land and all it brings forth.

    (This number will go down to zero or negative as soon as the machine has ground you up and spit you out - we're being disabled at a staggering rate!)

    If we stay connected to our own raw, undomesticated aliveness, and grant others theirs, then instead of hoarding dead things, we build up our resilience. We break our chains, spread our wings and lick our wounds. Because we've all been hurt and we all deserve grace, time to mourn and rage and heal.

    We don't become safe by buying into the idea that we'd lose our value - and with it our human rights - if we lost our status in capitalism, be it as worker or as capital owner.

    One of the most radical things you can do is to directly and defiantly relate as Alive. I don't know how else to describe it, even though I am explicitly talking about things and clouds and rocks as well as critters and growing things and people.

    But if you try it, you'll feel the difference between seeing something as a ware to be bought and sold and speculated with, versus keeping in mind whatever you know of its life, its circumstances, its past, present and potential relations to other things and places, to people or cultures or land. Or its lack of relations. Its displacement and dispossession from the land and people and cultures that gave it form.

    #capitalism #CapitalismKills #AntiCapitalism #money #class #anarchy #communism #disability #decolonize #MutualAid #CommunityCare #zeitgeist #FreeYourMind

  10. CW: re: US pol, some thoughts on why people aren't rising up, thread

    (14/?) What I also needed while doing #leftist #activism during the first #Trump term was #EmotionalLabor. I needed cheerleaders. I needed people who could support me emotionally and provide validation and encouragement. I was surrounded by people who were constantly telling me I wasn't enough--that whatever I was doing, it wasn't radical enough or leftist enough or effective enough. I watched people who had been in the #progressive movement for longer than I'd been alive get driven out and treated like garbage over petty infighting. I needed people who would accept and care for me, exactly as I was, without demanding I be something else. I needed people who I could trust. I needed to not feel so alone.

    If you know an #activist on the #left right now, offer to listen, deeply listen, to what they're going through. Be a space of affirmation for them. It might also help

    #USPol #USPolitics #MovementBuilding #CommunityCare

  11. auf instagram hat @Pia diesen, wie ich finde, sehr hilfreichen #leitfaden gepostet und ich teile ihn jetzt einfach mal weiter (mit zwei kacheln pro post, damit das auch übersichtlich bleibt).

    also, ganz im sinne der #CommunityCare: „was tun, wenn politisch etwas schreckliches passiert?“

    u.a. achte vermehrt auf momentane bedürfnisse und nimm dir zeit dafür. unterdrücke deine gefühle nicht, sprich mit vertrauten personen darüber.

    #Politik #MentalHealth #USWahl