hi hello,
do u produce events?
r u a community organizer?
u host ;)?
come learn about harm reduction with us 🦾❤️🩹🫂
this is the second workshop of our series exploring the creation of intentional spaces, a container for resources, and a forum for floating ideas. this event will focus on the intersections of harm reduction & navigating conflict 😽😽😽
we intend to nurture an on-going conversation that may turn into a collective resource that can be shared with our communities, or a communal art project/toolkit on the multifaceted aspects of holistic harm reduction 🧚🏆⚖️
THIS WORKSHOP IS FREE
MUST RSVP DUE TO LIMITED CAPACITY
ARRIVE @ 7PM TO CHITTY CHAT
WORKSHOP STARTS @ 7:30PM …. FLAMER X Queering Existentialism
✨ Bios: Gina (she/they) is the founder of Queering Existentialism, a community event series focused on education and connection through a lens of transformative justice and holistic harm reduction. They earned their Masters of Public Health from NYU, and are passionate about co-creating engaging spaces where folks can reflect on the healing aspects of community, altered states of consciousness, dance and sexuality.
Cameron (she/they) serves as FLAMER’s Director of Development, working towards a future where cannabis use and safety go hand in hand. With their Masters of Arts in Teaching, Cameron’s priority on making education fun and accessible pairs well with her background of cannabis industry knowledge. Reach out to Cameron for all things related to FLAMER operations, harm reduction, and education; or just say hi!
Katarina Bartel, LMSW (she/her) is a social worker and psychotherapist based in NYC, providing both trauma therapy and psychedelic assisted therapy and integration. In addition to her clinical work, Katarina enjoys facilitating healing-centered harm reduction workshops for community building in NYC. Katarina is passionate about applying an anti-oppressive lens to her clinical work and loves using mindfulness and dialectical strategies to help others build lives in which they feel whole and fulfilled.
