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Our #saturdayspotlight goes to Haig Papazian for his bravery in advocating for the LGBTQ+ community in Lebanon. Read more here: theguardian.com/music/2022/ju… pic.twitter.com/aMn0IrGDoc

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This Pride month we wanted to reflect on why thoughtful representation matters. Tune in with Orlando Filmmaker Mel Turnage to chat about Trans Representation in Film and ways we can be better allies and supporters for Trans folks. youtu.be/b3_hLxB_7Ys @CadenToMyHazel

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This gender-inclusive group is open to folks over age 18 who have experienced trauma and are interested in exploring wellness and body and mind connection. July’s group has a few open spots! Contact Brandi.Godbee@VictimServiceCenter.org to schedule a required pre-screening.

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VSC therapist and Registered Yoga Teacher (RYT-200) Tamara Nelson leads a monthly Healing through Movement group incorporating yoga, meditation, and self-reflection, along with VSC therapist Brandi Godbee in a space donated by Peaceful Peacock Yoga Studio. pic.twitter.com/y9PJcSGsCs

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For our #saturdayspotlight today, we would like to congratulate @Justine Lindsay for her position of cheerleader on the NFL team, the Carolina Panthers! This is a huge accomplishment in pride history! usports.org/justine-lindsa… pic.twitter.com/Pi8FOxvyjj

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