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• Confidence Kit: A conversation guide filled with self-esteem boosting activities and resources to help you identify key issues that might be affecting a child in your life-and help them reach their full potential.

• Confident Me: Each of our self-esteem lessons has its own workbook where young people can learn about: resisting appearance pressures and unrealistic beauty ideals.

• Free Being Me: A body-confidence program developed in partnership with the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Find out more about this innovative program

• True to Me: Fun activities to get groups talking about their thoughts and feelings around the subject of body image. This toolkit includes leader guides, an activity pack, as well as handouts to run five sessions with young people.

• Proud To Be Me: the new body positivity tool for LGBTQ+ youth, brought to you by the Dove Self-Esteem Project. Let's help the young people in our lives feel confident and proud of who they are.

• My Hair, My Crown: The curriculum explores the personal and social significance of hair - from beliefs, appearance pressures, stereotypes and cultural biases, to family norms, individuality, and creative self-expression.

also includes resources like articles and activities for parents, caregivers, guardians, educators, youth leaders and more

• Confidence Kit: A conversation guide filled with self-esteem boosting activities and resources to help you identify key issues that might be affecting a child in your life-and help them reach their full potential.

• Confident Me: Each of our self-esteem lessons has its own workbook where young people can learn about: resisting appearance pressures and unrealistic beauty ideals.

• Free Being Me: A body-confidence program developed in partnership with the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Find out more about this innovative program

• True to Me: Fun activities to get groups talking about their thoughts and feelings around the subject of body image. This toolkit includes leader guides, an activity pack, as well as handouts to run five sessions with young people.

• Proud To Be Me: the new body positivity tool for LGBTQ+ youth, brought to you by the Dove Self-Esteem Project. Let's help the young people in our lives feel confident and proud of who they are.

• My Hair, My Crown: The curriculum explores the personal and social significance of hair - from beliefs, appearance pressures, stereotypes and cultural biases, to family norms, individuality, and creative self-expression.

also includes resources like articles and activities for parents, caregivers, guardians, educators, youth leaders and more

Everyday Feminism is an educational platform for personal and social liberation. Our mission is to help people dismantle everyday violence, discrimination, and marginalization through applied intersectional feminism and to create a world where self-determination and loving communities are social norms through compassionate activism.

Since the launch of its online magazine in June 2012 by Sandra Kim, Everyday Feminism has quickly become one of the most popular feminist digital media sites in the world, with over 4.5 million monthly visitors from over 150 countries. In the last year, over 30 million unique users have visited our site and our articles have been read over 60 million times.

Through our online magazine, we work to amplify and accelerate the progressive cultural shifts taking place across the US and the world. Our unique focus on helping people apply intersectional feminism and compassionate activism to their real everyday lives has deeply resonated with people around world.

We aim to shift our culture to end the everyday violence, discrimination, and marginalization that people face due to their gender, sexual orientation, race, class, size, ability, and other social differences.

We seek to create a more just world where we can accept ourselves for who we truly are, where we respect each other’s right to self-determination, and where we nurture and are nurtured in loving communities.

Please note that as we are based in the US, our focus is on the US/Western world and we invite people from other parts of the world to draw lessons and use the information as they feel are relevant to their particular communities. We do not have the cultural competency or resources needed to be an international site despite having people visiting from across the world.

You can use what is here, and submit recommendations to be added to the focus areas listed here. We hope you will use these materials to foster your own education and also share them with your communities to build something new. Only together can we transform our relationships to each other and society. We hope that this site helps in this effort.

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• https://transformharm.org/tj_resource/what-really-makes-us-safe/

For a Spanish language version, please use this link:

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• NAVIGATING CRISIS

• SUICIDES

• HOTLINES AND WARMLINES

• PSYCHOSIS/ HEARING VOICES

• PSYCHIATRIC DRUGS

• Online Peer Support (Fireweed Facebook group and Drop-in Support Circles – These online spaces are meant to offer each other support within an anti-oppressive and social justice framework. It also comes with its own set of problems including issues of privacy and risk of being reported. Please respect that this space is closed to providers and family members and is designed for those with lived experience only.)

Locations

WELLNESS & RECOVERY BUILDINGS

6100 S. Walker Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73139

HOPE HALL BUILDING

8125 S. Walker Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73139

THE RHONE-EDWARDS CENTER

416 SW 79^th Street

Oklahoma City, OK

SAMHSA’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

SAMHSA's mission is to lead public health and service delivery efforts that promote mental health, prevent substance misuse, and provide treatments and supports to foster recovery while ensuring equitable access and better outcomes.

5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857
1-877-SAMHSA-7 (1-877-726-4727)

We can all help prevent suicide. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States

And so do the people you care about. Here you can reach out to a counselor if you’re struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else.

And so do the people you care about. Here you can reach out to a counselor if you’re struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else.

Welcome to the blog space of the Looking Glass community, where we post our own and others’ reflections and perspectives on eating disorder issues, journeys of recovery, and other helpful tips and tools.

Call BlackLine® provides a space for peer support, counseling, reporting of mistreatment, witnessing and affirming the lived experiences for folxs who are most impacted by systematic oppression with an LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens. Call BlackLine® prioritizes BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color). By us for us.

And so do the people you care about. Here you can reach out to a counselor if you’re struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else.

We can all help prevent suicide. The 988 Lifeline provides 24/7, free and confidential support for people in distress, prevention and crisis resources for you or your loved ones, and best practices for professionals in the United States

SAMHSA’s National Helpline is a free, confidential, 24/7, 365-day-a-year treatment referral and information service (in English and Spanish) for individuals and families facing mental and/or substance use disorders.

 1-800-662-HELP (4357)

SAMHSA's mission is to lead public health and service delivery efforts that promote mental health, prevent substance misuse, and provide treatments and supports to foster recovery while ensuring equitable access and better outcomes.

5600 Fishers Lane, Rockville, MD 20857
1-877-SAMHSA-7 (1-877-726-4727)

Locations

WELLNESS & RECOVERY BUILDINGS

6100 S. Walker Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73139

HOPE HALL BUILDING

8125 S. Walker Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73139

THE RHONE-EDWARDS CENTER

416 SW 79^th Street

Oklahoma City, OK

Call BlackLine® provides a space for peer support, counseling, reporting of mistreatment, witnessing and affirming the lived experiences for folxs who are most impacted by systematic oppression with an LGBTQ+ Black Femme Lens. Call BlackLine® prioritizes BIPOC (Black, Indigenous, and People of Color). By us for us.

the crisis resources section is solely for those resources if you or someone you know are actively in crisis and seeking support.

6 locations

Edmond

Fort Smith

Broken Arrow

Owasso

South Tulsa

Midtown Tulsa

if you are not currently in an unmanageable crisis, you might benefit from resources listed under the 'mental wellness' or 'community care' sections.

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• Safety Planning

• Domestic Violence

• Videos and Interactive Media

• Marriage

We partner with other community agencies to provide wraparound services to victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, stalking, elder abuse, and human trafficking. We are a Family Justice Center, which means that we collaborate with our partner organizations, many of whom have offices in our building, to fulfill our mission.

Together We Provide

Support for Survivors

• Bilingual Services

• Safety Planning

• Crisis Intervention

• Advocacy

• Emotional Support

• Transportation

Support for Families

• Adult Protective Services

• Pet Care

• Parenting Classes

• Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI)

• Child Protective Services

• Childcare

Legal Assistance

• Protective Order Representation

• Child Support

• Divorce & Custody

• Civil Legal Representation

Holistic Healing

• Counseling

• Support Groups

• Spiritual Care

• Medical Treatment

Housing & Financial Assistance

• Job Search Assistance

• Classes

• Emergency Shelter

• Re-Housing

• Emergency Needs Assistance

Offender Accountability

• Criminal Prosecution

• Investigation

• Forensic Exams

• VPO Service

• Crisis Intervention - Mental Health (Adults) and

• Crisis Stabilization: Mental Health (Adults).

2625 General Pershing Blvd

Oklahoma City , OK 73107

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Voice: 405-522-8100

Email: smoccic@odmhsas.org

We partner with other community agencies to provide wraparound services to victims of domestic violence, child abuse, sexual assault, stalking, elder abuse, and human trafficking. We are a Family Justice Center, which means that we collaborate with our partner organizations, many of whom have offices in our building, to fulfill our mission.

Together We Provide

Support for Survivors

• Bilingual Services

• Safety Planning

• Crisis Intervention

• Advocacy

• Emotional Support

• Transportation

Support for Families

• Adult Protective Services

• Pet Care

• Parenting Classes

• Trust-Based Relational Intervention (TBRI)

• Child Protective Services

• Childcare

Legal Assistance

• Protective Order Representation

• Child Support

• Divorce & Custody

• Civil Legal Representation

Holistic Healing

• Counseling

• Support Groups

• Spiritual Care

• Medical Treatment

Housing & Financial Assistance

• Job Search Assistance

• Classes

• Emergency Shelter

• Re-Housing

• Emergency Needs Assistance

Offender Accountability

• Criminal Prosecution

• Investigation

• Forensic Exams

• VPO Service

We are a nonprofit organization that promotes the health, safety, and wellness of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual young people throughout the United States.

With the help of our allies, donors, and partners, we strive to build and foster accepting and welcoming communities for young people and their families.

Together, we can build a more inclusive world.

We are a nonprofit organization that promotes the health, safety, and wellness of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual young people throughout the United States.

With the help of our allies, donors, and partners, we strive to build and foster accepting and welcoming communities for young people and their families.

Together, we can build a more inclusive world.

We improve the quality of life for people affected by HIV and Hepatitis C through tailored care and comprehensive support that promote dignity, equity, and optimal health.

Delivering wrap around programs and services to those living with chronic

health conditions We are committed to creating a community where all people

with HIV & HCV have equal opportunities for healthy living.

Hablamos Español!

Los Coordinadores de Atención bilingüe de Tulsa CARES están aquí para servir a nuestros clientes hispanos y tienen un amplio conocimiento de los diversos programas y servicios que apoyan a la comunidad Latinx.

Tulsa CARES’ bilingual Care Coordinators are here to serve our Spanish-speaking clients and have extensive knowledge of the various programs and services supporting the Latinx community.

Programs

• Care Coordination

• Food & Nutrition

• Hepatitis C

• Housing

• Medical

• Mental Health

• Prevention

There is a great selection of nice clothing for students to take and keep for free.

Students can also browse a variety of other necessities such as hygiene products, school and children's supplies, and more.

We improve the quality of life for people affected by HIV and Hepatitis C through tailored care and comprehensive support that promote dignity, equity, and optimal health.

Delivering wrap around programs and services to those living with chronic

health conditions We are committed to creating a community where all people

with HIV & HCV have equal opportunities for healthy living.

Hablamos Español!

Los Coordinadores de Atención bilingüe de Tulsa CARES están aquí para servir a nuestros clientes hispanos y tienen un amplio conocimiento de los diversos programas y servicios que apoyan a la comunidad Latinx.

Tulsa CARES’ bilingual Care Coordinators are here to serve our Spanish-speaking clients and have extensive knowledge of the various programs and services supporting the Latinx community.

Programs

• Care Coordination

• Food & Nutrition

• Hepatitis C

• Housing

• Medical

• Mental Health

• Prevention

We improve the quality of life for people affected by HIV and Hepatitis C through tailored care and comprehensive support that promote dignity, equity, and optimal health.

Delivering wrap around programs and services to those living with chronic

health conditions We are committed to creating a community where all people

with HIV & HCV have equal opportunities for healthy living.

Hablamos Español!

Los Coordinadores de Atención bilingüe de Tulsa CARES están aquí para servir a nuestros clientes hispanos y tienen un amplio conocimiento de los diversos programas y servicios que apoyan a la comunidad Latinx.

Tulsa CARES’ bilingual Care Coordinators are here to serve our Spanish-speaking clients and have extensive knowledge of the various programs and services supporting the Latinx community.

Programs

• Care Coordination

• Food & Nutrition

• Hepatitis C

• Housing

• Medical

• Mental Health

• Prevention

We improve the quality of life for people affected by HIV and Hepatitis C through tailored care and comprehensive support that promote dignity, equity, and optimal health.

Delivering wrap around programs and services to those living with chronic

health conditions We are committed to creating a community where all people

with HIV & HCV have equal opportunities for healthy living.

Hablamos Español!

Los Coordinadores de Atención bilingüe de Tulsa CARES están aquí para servir a nuestros clientes hispanos y tienen un amplio conocimiento de los diversos programas y servicios que apoyan a la comunidad Latinx.

Tulsa CARES’ bilingual Care Coordinators are here to serve our Spanish-speaking clients and have extensive knowledge of the various programs and services supporting the Latinx community.

Programs

• Care Coordination

• Food & Nutrition

• Hepatitis C

• Housing

• Medical

• Mental Health

• Prevention

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2129 NW 30th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73112

405.459.7478

contact@sisuyouth.org

2129 NW 30th Street
Oklahoma City, OK 73112

A COMMUNITY-CENTRIC APPROACH

We must move beyond food handouts, and instead create community-run grocery stores supplied by community-run urban farms. We are tired of referring people to temp agencies, and instead work to scale community businesses that create jobs, revenue, and dignity. We reject the school-to-prison pipeline, and instead envision an ecosystem of support around students and educators that makes a classroom-to-higher-education pipeline the new norm.

By building relationships of reconciliation for restoration & justice, we seek to move beyond relief efforts to naming and restoring systems that have been unjustly broken for far too long. Only then can we accomplish a true level of compassionate understanding that allows us to use our privilege for the privilege of our neighbor and create restored communities–today and tomorrow.

A COMMUNITY-CENTRIC APPROACH

We must move beyond food handouts, and instead create community-run grocery stores supplied by community-run urban farms. We are tired of referring people to temp agencies, and instead work to scale community businesses that create jobs, revenue, and dignity. We reject the school-to-prison pipeline, and instead envision an ecosystem of support around students and educators that makes a classroom-to-higher-education pipeline the new norm.

By building relationships of reconciliation for restoration & justice, we seek to move beyond relief efforts to naming and restoring systems that have been unjustly broken for far too long. Only then can we accomplish a true level of compassionate understanding that allows us to use our privilege for the privilege of our neighbor and create restored communities–today and tomorrow.

Winter Weather Resources

Our outreach team is here to help! If you see someone who might be experiencing homelessness and in need of assistance, simply fill out the form below and we will get someone out to check on them. If this is an emergency situation, please call 911.

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Doula Training Certification

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Our Queens Village events are centered around the specific, unique needs of our Tulsa Black community. We provide programming in a nurturing, encouraging environment created by and for Black women to ensure our Queens Village events meet our community’s needs and promote wellness for all.

Through the Queens Village Program, we are providing Black women a variety of activities that foster community, improve overall wellness, reduce stress, and strengthen relationships.

From group events and wellness activities to educational sessions and other possibilities, we are taking our cues from the local community and creating programming based on the feedback and input of our local community—to ensure we meet the needs of Black women in Tulsa!

AM I ELIGIBLE?

It’s easy to qualify for our events! The only requirement is that attendees be Black women living in the Tulsa area.

WHAT IS THE COST?

We offer our Queens Village events free of charge, making them more accessible to everyone in our community and promoting opportunities for all who wish to participate.

Our services include providing up-to-date eviction information, facilitating access to pro bono legal resources, and offering essential know-your-rights education.

We also connect individuals with housing-supportive services, ensuring that all parties have the support they need to make homelessness in Tulsa rare, brief, and non-recurring.

Our services include providing up-to-date eviction information, facilitating access to pro bono legal resources, and offering essential know-your-rights education.

We also connect individuals with housing-supportive services, ensuring that all parties have the support they need to make homelessness in Tulsa rare, brief, and non-recurring.

Our goal is to empower tenants and advocate for their rights, including the right to live in a habitable residence, the right to fair treatment from landlords, and the right to organize and form tenant unions.

Our Services

1. Assistance with negotiating with landlords and enforcing tenant rights

2. Community organizing and outreach to build tenant power and advocate for policy changes

3. Education and training for tenants on their rights and how to organize effectively

Join Us

If you are a tenant in Tulsa and want to join the movement for Just Housing for All, we invite you to become a member of the Tulsa Tenants Union. Membership is free and open to all tenants. As a member, you will receive updates on our campaigns and events, and have the opportunity to participate in our organizing efforts.

To join, please email us at info@tulsatenantsunion.org.

Why form a Tenant Association?

In Tulsa and across Oklahoma, tenants are suffering from a number of issues that affect their living situations, including:

• Lack of safe, affordable housing

• Poor property upkeep

• Lacking legal protections

• Loneliness and displacement

• Scarce accommodations for disabled residents

• Other economic and systemic issues

Currently, the most powerful voices in housing policy represent landowners. 

It's time for tenants to have a seat at the table, too.

Take our United Tenants of Tulsa Renter Survey.

All are welcome.

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We are an independent, grassroots collective and we welcome everyone who supports our mission, vision, and values to get involved. Whether you are a part of the community, or acting in solidarity with us, we can accomplish more together.

Becoming comfortable with being vulnerable and asking for help is itself a radical act.

If you, or anyone you know, has struggled with accessing essential needs like housing, finances, gender affirming, or mental health care, please know that you don’t have to do it alone.

Our collective works with partners across the state to provide referrals and direct access to essential resources to help Trans and Gender Diverse Oklahomans survive and thrive.

https://transadvocacyok.org/

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We are an independent, grassroots collective and we welcome everyone who supports our mission, vision, and values to get involved. Whether you are a part of the community, or acting in solidarity with us, we can accomplish more together.

https://transadvocacyok.org/

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We are an independent, grassroots collective and we welcome everyone who supports our mission, vision, and values to get involved. Whether you are a part of the community, or acting in solidarity with us, we can accomplish more together.

Becoming comfortable with being vulnerable and asking for help is itself a radical act.

If you, or anyone you know, has struggled with accessing essential needs like housing, finances, gender affirming, or mental health care, please know that you don’t have to do it alone.

Our collective works with partners across the state to provide referrals and direct access to essential resources to help Trans and Gender Diverse Oklahomans survive and thrive.

https://transadvocacyok.org/

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A mutual aid project organizing for Covid safety and disability justice in Tulsa. Request free masks and rapid tests through the link down below!

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A mutual aid project organizing for Covid safety and disability justice in Tulsa. Request free masks and rapid tests through the link down below!

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Services also include HIV prevention (PrEP) and as well as treatment.

Uninsured and underinsured patients may qualify to pay for services on a sliding fee scale. 

To schedule an appointment, call (405) 632-6688 or visit their website to learn more.

Our services are available to high school students eligible for free and reduced lunches or experiencing food insecurity. Hundreds of teens have benefited from our programs throughout a school year.

We aspire to expand our reach further with increased funding, ensuring that every teen in Norman facing chronic hunger and hardships has access to our support. We firmly believe that investing in our teens is an investment in our collective future.

The Beacon Project, Inc.

(formally Pantry Partners, Inc.) is a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization dedicated to fighting childhood chronic hunger and teen homelessness.

Our mission is to support the holistic development of underserved teens by offering free supplemental food, resources, and comprehensive

wrap-around services.

These vital resources are essential for thriving in uncertain circumstances,

such as chronic hunger, poverty, homelessness,

or personal and family crisis.

Our services are available to high school students eligible for free and reduced lunches or experiencing food insecurity. Hundreds of teens have benefited from our programs throughout a school year.

We aspire to expand our reach further with increased funding, ensuring that every teen in Norman facing chronic hunger and hardships has access to our support. We firmly believe that investing in our teens is an investment in our collective future.

The Beacon Project, Inc.

(formally Pantry Partners, Inc.) is a 501(c)3 non-profit charitable organization dedicated to fighting childhood chronic hunger and teen homelessness.

Our mission is to support the holistic development of underserved teens by offering free supplemental food, resources, and comprehensive

wrap-around services.

These vital resources are essential for thriving in uncertain circumstances,

such as chronic hunger, poverty, homelessness,

or personal and family crisis.

We are an independent, grassroots collective and we welcome everyone who supports our mission, vision, and values to get involved. Whether you are a part of the community, or acting in solidarity with us, we can accomplish more together.

Becoming comfortable with being vulnerable and asking for help is itself a radical act.

If you, or anyone you know, has struggled with accessing essential needs like housing, finances, gender affirming, or mental health care, please know that you don’t have to do it alone.

Our collective works with partners across the state to provide referrals and direct access to essential resources to help Trans and Gender Diverse Oklahomans survive and thrive.

https://transadvocacyok.org/

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• File for Unemployment Benefits

• Search for Work in OkJobMatch, the State's Job Bank

• Job Fairs and Hiring Events Calendar

• Find an Oklahoma Works Office for Assistance

(918) 442-2200
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907 S. Detroit Ave
Suite 210
Tulsa, OK 74120

We empower individuals with disabilities to show their abilities and live better lives through life-changing careers and network with employers to provide well talented and well trained individuals.

• Residential Support Services

  • In Home Support Services

  • Supported Living

• Vocational & Pre-Vocational Services

• Ticket To Work

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6202 S Lewis Ave
Tulsa, OK 74136

(918) 744-6202

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Oklahoma City, OK 73104

2501 N. Utah Ave.
Oklahoma City, OK 73107

Phone: 405-946-4489
Video: 405-445-7314

Email: pr@drtc.org

People with disabilities are employed through DRTC in a variety of businesses.

DRTC supports people with disabilities through competitive community employment, paid vocational training, in-house programs and work opportunities.

Your purchases help us continue to employ and promote a disability inclusive workforce.

They might be serious or minor, outrageously offensive or so niggling and normalised that you don’t even feel able to protest.

Say as much or as little as you like, use your real name or a pseudonym – it’s up to you.

By sharing your story you’re showing the world that sexism does exist, it is faced by women everyday and it is a valid problem to discuss.

If you prefer to e-mail me at laura@everydaysexism.com

I can upload your story for you instead. Follow us on Twitter (and submit entries by tweet) at @EverydaySexism.

• Confidence Kit: A conversation guide filled with self-esteem boosting activities and resources to help you identify key issues that might be affecting a child in your life-and help them reach their full potential.

• Confident Me: Each of our self-esteem lessons has its own workbook where young people can learn about: resisting appearance pressures and unrealistic beauty ideals.

• Free Being Me: A body-confidence program developed in partnership with the Girl Guides and Girl Scouts. Find out more about this innovative program

• True to Me: Fun activities to get groups talking about their thoughts and feelings around the subject of body image. This toolkit includes leader guides, an activity pack, as well as handouts to run five sessions with young people.

• Proud To Be Me: the new body positivity tool for LGBTQ+ youth, brought to you by the Dove Self-Esteem Project. Let's help the young people in our lives feel confident and proud of who they are.

• My Hair, My Crown: The curriculum explores the personal and social significance of hair - from beliefs, appearance pressures, stereotypes and cultural biases, to family norms, individuality, and creative self-expression.

also includes resources like articles and activities for parents, caregivers, guardians, educators, youth leaders and more

And so do the people you care about. Here you can reach out to a counselor if you’re struggling, find answers and information, and get the tools you need to help someone else.

We are a nonprofit organization that promotes the health, safety, and wellness of lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender, queer, intersex, and asexual young people throughout the United States.

With the help of our allies, donors, and partners, we strive to build and foster accepting and welcoming communities for young people and their families.

Together, we can build a more inclusive world.

We are an independent, grassroots collective and we welcome everyone who supports our mission, vision, and values to get involved. Whether you are a part of the community, or acting in solidarity with us, we can accomplish more together.

Becoming comfortable with being vulnerable and asking for help is itself a radical act.

If you, or anyone you know, has struggled with accessing essential needs like housing, finances, gender affirming, or mental health care, please know that you don’t have to do it alone.

Our collective works with partners across the state to provide referrals and direct access to essential resources to help Trans and Gender Diverse Oklahomans survive and thrive.

https://transadvocacyok.org/

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Serving the community and allies since 1980, Oklahomans for Equality is home to a diverse, vibrant, and engaged community, knowledgeable staff, and dedicated volunteers.

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Select any state for details about abortion policies, characteristics of state residents and key abortion statistics, or select a policy to see which states have bans, restrictions or protections in place.

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• Hope Pregnancy Center Tulsa

• Hope Pregnancy Center Ardmore

• Hope Pregnancy Center Shawnee

• Hope Pregnancy Center Alva

Our team translates academic insights into practical tools that enhance decision-making and help individuals and organizations align their actions with their goals. To support our research and educational mission, we offer research services, educational sessions, and an upcoming membership and cohort learning program.

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1. Join the national volunteer registry to participate in local events
2. Order official Free Mom Hugs Merch
3. Assist state leaders with event planning or chapter activities
4. Donate to build the Free Mom Hugs movement
5. Spread the word about Free Mom Hugs on social media

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Or email the State Leaders at:

 OKLeaders@FreeMomHugs.org

website:

https://freemomhugs.org/index.cfm?nodeID=5

YEA has developed a proprietary process which combines a cloud-based, crowd-sourced creative platform with local printers to allow for customized books and learning materials to be developed quickly to enhance the education and skills training.

Books can be produced digitally, on-demand, or in bulk. Software can be programed to meet the needs of any organization or institution.

Our specialized programs are designed to support the developmental needs of young children from birth through 3 years of age who are in need of early intervention.

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our mission is to reduce barriers in the Gender Diverse & LGBTQ+ communities and their families, including disenfranchised and marginalized people of color by providing quality primary health care treatment, and behavioral health treatment, along with additional complimentary health care services

2242 N.W. 39th okc, ok

tel:(405) 604-5217

our mission is to reduce barriers in the Gender Diverse & LGBTQ+ communities and their families, including disenfranchised and marginalized people of color by providing quality primary health care treatment, and behavioral health treatment, along with additional complimentary health care services

2242 N.W. 39th okc, ok

tel:(405) 604-5217

110 William Street, 30th Floor,New York, NY 10038

212-727-0135

110 William Street, 30th Floor,New York, NY 10038

212-727-0135

OUR HISTORY & MISSION

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) National Help Center, founded in 1996, is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization that provides vital peer support, community connections, and resource information through helplines and online chatrooms. Our services focus on sexual orientation and/or gender identity and expression. We are the oldest and most comprehensive national organization of its type and scope in the United States, providing critically needed services regardless of age or geographic location.

We help youth and adults with coming-out issues, safer-sex information, school bullying, family concerns, relationship problems, and a lot more. The people who turn to us for help often live in rural and conservative parts of the country and are frequently feeling severely isolated, closeted and in despair, with literally no one else safe to talk to.

We care deeply about confidentiality. We understand that what is discussed with us is private.

2261 Market Street, #296
San Francisco, CA 94114

OUR HISTORY & MISSION

The Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender (LGBT) National Help Center, founded in 1996, is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization that provides vital peer support, community connections, and resource information through helplines and online chatrooms. Our services focus on sexual orientation and/or gender identity and expression. We are the oldest and most comprehensive national organization of its type and scope in the United States, providing critically needed services regardless of age or geographic location.

We help youth and adults with coming-out issues, safer-sex information, school bullying, family concerns, relationship problems, and a lot more. The people who turn to us for help often live in rural and conservative parts of the country and are frequently feeling severely isolated, closeted and in despair, with literally no one else safe to talk to.

We care deeply about confidentiality. We understand that what is discussed with us is private.

2261 Market Street, #296
San Francisco, CA 94114

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11 AM - 8 PM/pacific time
2 PM - 11 PM/eastern time

Sat:
9 AM - 2 PM/pacific time
Noon - 5 PM/eastern time

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Sat:
9 AM - 2 PM/pacific time
Noon - 5 PM/eastern time

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11 AM - 8 PM/pacific time
2 PM - 11 PM/eastern time

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9 AM - 2 PM/pacific time
Noon - 5 PM/eastern time

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11 AM - 8 PM/pacific time
2 PM - 11 PM/eastern time

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9 AM - 2 PM/pacific time
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11 AM - 8 PM/pacific time
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We’re here for you.

Text HOME to 741741 to reach a live volunteer Crisis Counselor.

The National LGBTQ Task Force fights for justice, advances liberation, promotes equity, and is working towards a world where you are free to be you.

The National LGBTQ Task Force fights for justice, advances liberation, promotes equity, and is working towards a world where you are free to be you.

The Legal Information Helpdesk provides basic information about laws and policies in the United States that affect transgender people across many areas, including employment, health care, housing, civil rights, immigration, prisoners’ rights, and identity document changes.

Phone: 510-587-9696

Collect line for people in prison and detention: 510-380-8229

Email:info@transgenderlawcenter.org

Transgender Law Center
PO Box 70976
Oakland, CA 94612-0976

For donations:
Transgender Law Center
P. O. Box 741803
Los Angeles, CA 90074-1803

The Legal Information Helpdesk provides basic information about laws and policies in the United States that affect transgender people across many areas, including employment, health care, housing, civil rights, immigration, prisoners’ rights, and identity document changes.

Phone: 510-587-9696

Collect line for people in prison and detention: 510-380-8229

Email:info@transgenderlawcenter.org

Transgender Law Center
PO Box 70976
Oakland, CA 94612-0976

For donations:
Transgender Law Center
P. O. Box 741803
Los Angeles, CA 90074-1803

The Legal Information Helpdesk provides basic information about laws and policies in the United States that affect transgender people across many areas, including employment, health care, housing, civil rights, immigration, prisoners’ rights, and identity document changes.

Phone: 510-587-9696

Collect line for people in prison and detention: 510-380-8229

Email:info@transgenderlawcenter.org

Transgender Law Center
PO Box 70976
Oakland, CA 94612-0976

For donations:
Transgender Law Center
P. O. Box 741803
Los Angeles, CA 90074-1803

effect in 2019. Laws and rules can change by acts of the Legislature, rulemaking by the Oklahoma

Workers' Compensation Commission, or by decisions of the higher courts of Oklahoma. This guide

provides basic information, but please keep in mind that every situation is different; the

Commission cannot provide legal advice by applying the law to a particular set of facts. This guide

is supplemented in places with frequently asked questions pertaining to the subject area

addressed.

LASO attorneys and advocates handle civil cases involving consumer issues, education issues, family law issues, domestic violence issues, elder law issues, employment and unemployment issues, fair housing issues, housing issues, health issues, public benefits issues, mental health issues, and more. LASO also provides a variety of legal services for those persons with AIDS, the disabled, and for Seniors over 60 years of age.

I will also say, with deep regret, that even those of us who are movement builders get confused about the difference between a tool and a weapon. I ask that we avoid weaponizing this information on the Characteristics page.  

This website is a long-time dream finally bearing fruit, a needed remix of the widely circulated article WHITE SUPREMACY CULTURE originally written and published in 1999.

Starting a conversation about mental health does not need to be uncomfortable, and it can make all the difference. Check out these resources to learn how to support a friend – or get help for yourself.

Starting a conversation about mental health does not need to be uncomfortable, and it can make all the difference. Check out these resources to learn how to support a friend – or get help for yourself.

Starting a conversation about mental health does not need to be uncomfortable, and it can make all the difference. Check out these resources to learn how to support a friend – or get help for yourself.

Starting a conversation about mental health does not need to be uncomfortable, and it can make all the difference. Check out these resources to learn how to support a friend – or get help for yourself.

311 S Madison Ave, Tulsa, Oklahoma 74120

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11am -4pm

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Founded in 2011, the Center for Native American Youth (CNAY) at the Aspen Institute is a national education and advocacy organization that works alongside Native youth — ages 24 and under — on reservations, in rural villages and urban spaces across the country to improve their health, safety and overall well-being.

All Native youth deserve to lead full and healthy lives, have equal access to opportunity, draw strength from their culture and inspire one another. At CNAY, we uplift youth through cross-sector, culturally-immersive programming that incorporates Indigenous knowledge systems, leadership training, and youth-led policy agenda and narratives.

ABOUT US

OGAN is a small and nimble organization that works to support grassroots and frontline movements taking action for a just world beyond fossil fuels. We train organizers to catalyze actions that build the movement capacity we need to combat the climate crisis.

Since 2021, we have trained over 5,000 grassroots activists, supported over 200 powerful actions for climate justice, and built a network of over 30 allied projects.

We believe that you should be free to dispose of your limitless potential on your own terms: that no government, market, or ideology should be able to dictate what your life can be. If you agree, let’s do something about it.

• food assistance

• youth programs

• mental health

• housing resources

• healthcare

• employment & job training

• veteran resources

• benefit navigation

• financial assistance

Founded by former Director of Operations of TACO (trans advocacy coalition of oklahoma)

Founded by former Director of Operations of TACO (trans advocacy coalition of oklahoma)

Founded by former Director of Operations of TACO (trans advocacy coalition of oklahoma)

Founded by former Director of Operations of TACO (trans advocacy coalition of oklahoma)

This map has it all. We're mapping regional, statewide, and one-off community support services and events as well as surveying Oklahomans about the food insecurity they are experiencing so we can find out where the food deserts are and rise to meet those people's needs because we're all neighbors.

https://padlet.com/tulsalien/oklahoma-food-hunger-map-vuxmne2oqn9fn9s4

Coverage Area: They operate throughout the Tulsa metro, including Broken Arrow, Jenks, Bixby, Glenpool, Sapulpa, Sand Springs, Catoosa, and Owasso

Contact/Coordination:

During weather events, requests can be coordinated by texting or calling:

• ⁠-Tulsa North of I-44: (918) 358-6059

• ⁠-Tulsa South of I-44: (918) 308-1815

• ⁠-Jenks/Bixby/Glenpool: (918) 906-8875

• ⁠Broken Arrow: (918) 327-2707

• ⁠Sapulpa/ Sand Springs: (918) 500-0680

• ⁠-Catoosa: (918) 313-2767

• ⁠-Owasso: 918-516-8061