Dating can be hard and tricky as is. If you are a survivor it can be even harder to navigate the who what when where and why. In this chat, I want it to be a space for you to come and ask questions as well as walk away with tips.

We will go over how to set your boundaries, what types of apps are out there, how to meet folks, where to meet folks. As well as how to set yourself up to feel safe going out with humans. 

We will also talk about the what ifs:

• What if it is going well, then what?

• What if it is going awful?

• What if we have sexual chemistry and I want to have sex with them, do I disclose?

The goal is for you to walk away feeling more at ease to approaching dating.

• Tuesday, August 31 2021

• 5p-7p PST / Lecture + Q&A

• Hosted Virtually on Zoom

• Live Closed-Captioning Available

Learn to be a better ally and support sexual assault survivors! This class is for survivors and their friends, families, and partners. We will cover ally/accomplice definitions, learn correct ways and wrong ways to support a survivor, provide tools for navigating internal struggles as an ally, and discover different ways to give and find support in the community. You will receive insight into what survivors may be going through, do some interactive work to try out your skills, and more!  Together we can work to support and build better allies within the community.

• Thursday, July 29 2021

• 5p-7p PST / Lecture + Q&A

• Hosted Virtually on Zoom

• Live Closed-Captioning Available

In this workshop, we will cover the different types of sexual trauma and provide a starting place for healthy processing. There will be a discussion about things that may come up for survivors and how to tackle them, as well as some tools to get you reconnected with your sexuality. Because trauma is something that has happened to you. It is not all of you.

By the end of this class, you’ll learn how to start the healing process and begin to handle the shame that may be connected with surviving a sexual trauma.