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The Youth Project is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated to providing support and services to youth, 25 and under, around issues of sexual orientation and gender identity.

Klinic Community Health was founded in the 1970’s through the grass roots efforts of a group of politically active people focused on social justice.

We’ve had wonderful conversations with our community, speakers, and friends and thought this would be a great blog series.

We’d love your perspective and ideas on how to bring Dignity into Creative Spaces.

Goal setting is hard. Even harder if you add ADHD (or any other spice!) into the mix. Well, welcome here, you’re not alone, and goal-setting for us sucks. That’s step one - admit it.

Now, let’s go further and actually give it a go. Keep reading, come on, it feels good over here.

Achieving is sexy. Really, no matter what it is - small is fine!

“Small” goals are welcome here! If it matters to you let’s make it happen!!

Ready? Let’s go!

Inspired by the legacy of the Grey Nuns and energized by the passion of donors, St. Boniface Hospital Foundation raises funds to support research and health care excellence at St. Boniface Hospital.

Toba Centre for Children & Youth is a charitable organization that coordinates a collaborative approach to interviewing child abuse victims and children who have witnessed violent crimes.

Since the International Rescue Committee (IRC) was first founded at the request of Albert Einstein in 1933, our global team of more than 17,000 staff have helped people upended by conflict and crisis to survive, recover, and regain control of their lives.

Fort Garry Women’s Resource Centre is a not-for-profit, feminist organization supporting women and gender diverse people to engage in healthy life choices for themselves and their families through innovative and responsive programming and excellence in service.

Reaching for Rainbows welcomes and embraces the little girls of this community who are most in need of a place to find friends, empower themselves and develop a sense of belonging.

Some of us have time to give, some have money, and some have a platform where re-sharing posts, stories, and fundraisers have a huge impact.

We’re thankful to have Jamie Mann as a guest writer on the blog this week chatting about Dignity in Creative Spaces.