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Office share available in Nashua
Shared private office in suite with waiting room and kitchenette. Located in Nashua at 402 Amherst Street off of exit 8. We are a small friendly and quiet collection of 3 of mental health providers. The space is LGBTQ+ and Neuro affirming. Opportunity for group space. Elevator building with bathrooms on every floor. Available immediately.
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Essential Grants and Support for Trans Individuals
In preparing for a new administration that has set goals to limit rights of trans individuals, here are some resources that support trans communities.
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October Coalition updates
Next Coalition Meeting Date: Our next coalition meeting with be on November 15th over zoom from 12p-1p. Details to follow. Training opportunity: For those interested, QTIFS is an upcoming intensive Internal Family Systems training for queer/trans providers. This cohort will begin in February 2025. Applications are due on November 4, 2024. New listings on our…
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New Hampshire Governor Sununu Signs Three Anti-LGBTQ Bills into Law
By now, many of you have heard that that of the 4 anti-LGBTQ laws passed in NH this year, three were signed into law by Governor Sununu. Governor Chris Sununu signed three anti-LGBTQ bills (HB 619, HB 1205, and HB 1312) into law while also vetoing one (HB 396). ACLU NH writes about the details…
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Trans news this week
Any of us working with queer and trans people should have a working understanding of the state and national climate because it’s impacting the health of everyone we work with. Here’s a roundup: “The U.S. Transgender Survey (USTS) was administered online in English and Spanish, and open to binary and nonbinary transgender people aged 16…
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Trans Foundations Webinar
If you are looking for in depth training on working with trans communities, check out this upcoming webinar.
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Rally, testify or contact your representative to keep non-discrimination protections in NH
Information provided by 603 Equality Date: February 1st, NH Capitol In 2018, New Hampshire did the right thing and said everyone should live free from discrimination – including transgender people. On January 4th, 2024, New Hampshire state representatives narrowly voted to allow anti-transgender discrimination in public spaces by passing HB 396 (full bill text: https://www.gencourt.state.nh.us/bill…/billinfo.aspx…)…
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