Auto-SummaryThis post is a call to action, urging readers to support various organizations and resources that help combat human trafficking, domestic violence, and other social issues. It emphasizes the importance of empathy, solidarity, and taking action, both locally and globally. The post also highlights the complexity of human behavior and the need for compassion, while providing a list of resources, including books and videos, to educate and inspire readers to make a difference.
Sponsored by sum links hopefully chronologically in the correct sequence like Sponsored by stuff that MIGHT help people confined into Human Trafficking? I mean y'all could purchase stuff like "What to do in the first 24 hours" manuals 60$ nothing is free pay up get the friggin guide 60$ more or less with qualitative affectionate bargaining
Pay up 45-60$ USD it's not free but spend money on at least one real-good quality inspector-gradient version of real material describing what to do in the foremost first 24 hours of your literal children; are literally missing it is literally like 35-65$ USD fork up The Obels now please and idk tell Charon a joke lol and npt Karen she's too funny possibly hilariouds
https://www.niwrc.org/sites/default/files/files/a.%20An%20Overview%20of%20Shelter%20_%20Advocacy%20Program%20Development%20in%20Indian%20Country%20-%20From%20Roots%20Up%20%202021.pdf
https://www.niwrc.org/sites/default/files/files/mmiw_when-a-loved-one-goes-missing_guide_2024.pdf
https://www.ojp.gov/sites/g/files/xyckuh241/files/media/document/170022.pdf
https://www.atcev.org/projects/#mvmt
https://www.npr.org/2021/06/09/1004328972/supreme-court-rules-tribal-police-can-detain-non-natives-but-problems-remain
So humanity branched off hymenoptera (bee's, ants and wasps); something from that order of being eventually formed mammals and eventually formed primates; leading to humanity as we know it. We know that humanity as we know it is complex, brutal, and can range from a variety of defining prerogatives, desires, hopes, dreams, and faults. Sometimes our behavior doesn't resemble colonialism nor chattel slavery. Sometimes we can compare ourselves to a native bee that operates to sustain life and systems far beyond our grasp and to support life itself; not only of our own species. There are human beings out there making personal sacrifices for others. There's also humans who have gone into a more solitary lifestyle. There's even humans who'd have a lot in common with the parasitic bee's of the western United States (including California!) I want to share some resources, shout out a couple of resources and organizations, and convince you that we're still hymenoptera; deep down...
Shout out to all domestic violence shelter's, social worker's, activists, rape intervention crisis centers, housing initiatives, to Planned Parenthood, to investigative journalists, to all the people simply trying to root out, de-colonize, and resist; shout out to everyone who believes in the realities we live with and to whom we as people and beings care about each other, sacrife with, and co-exist alongside...
https://www.niwrc.org/resources/webinars/inspiring-change-planning-domestic-violence-awareness-month-indian-country
It's going into fall; October.Let's hope that this winter less people freeze to death and more people have each other's back and that going forward we have people learning about the value of life. We can hope for no war, no continuation and perpetuation of war and genocide in the America's, Africa's, Asia, Europe, Australia, and the Middle East but as most of us know that you can hope and hope and still have more hope.I think we just need to take care of ourselves and have the back of our most struggling. There's ways you can do this locally and if you have privilege to change lives then excercise it; use it or lose it! Peace and love!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6DLZgG15c-o&pp=ygU2bWlzc2luZyBhbmQgbXVyZGVyZWQgaW5kaWdlbm91cyB3b21lbiBpbiBjYW5hZGEgYWpwbHVz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H5hpuifMj7U
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=geu-lTICHNI
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zl1t2kYJ51M&pp=ygUfdHJhdmlzIHRob21wc29uIHNwaW4gdGhlIGJvdHRsZQ%3D%3D
Shout out to people applying for their pell grant to become a Forensic Architect, Social Worker, Investigative Journalist, public Defender, or to support other's and have other's backs
Go read books! Read Credible: why we doubt accusers and protect abusers, read books discussed by Stephen Heiner on youtube (https://www.youtube.com/@StephenHeiner) and read Dirty Work: Essential jobs and the hidden toll of inequality in America by Eyal Press and read Red Nation Rising: from bordertown violence to native Liberation by Nick Estes, Melanie K. Yazzine, Jennifer Nez Denetdale, and David Correia (Bordertown Violence Working Group) and purchase/order material from National Indigenous Women's Resource Center and donate to Red Media; you get awesome stickers in exchange! If not to support genuinely amazing groups, read and learn about the crisis's, challenges, and problems that women everywhere experience do donate for stickers! Go graffity! maybe also call for the ceasefire; genocide is happening before all of us and in more ways than we typically realize; but more obvious ways should be pretty high on the list of priorities; fuck defense contractors, warhawks, and private companies and governments profitting from war crimes... Also donate to DAWN and GISHA to support democracy in the middle east and to nurture human rights and dignity <3 peace, love, compassion; reject parasitism; it's parasi (in their bowels with cacti!)
And also support any of your local initiatives, volunteer, and attend training programs. Be a great person; not an asshole!
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