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Isang community briefing kung paano nagawa ang stigma aga

A community briefing on how stigma perpetrated against people who use drugs can be interpreted as a form of torture and a violation of human rights. Register via the link in our bio. In this community briefing our partners Dr Sean Mulcahy (La Trobe University), Prof Kate Seear (Deakin University) and Prof Carla Treloar (University of New South Wales) will: 1. Provide an overview of the law against torture and its intersection with stigma. 2. Provide a template submission guide for the United Nations Committee Against Torture. 3. Answer your questions! If you can't join us live on Wednesday, 18th June at 12pm aest, you can still register and we will send the recording to your email inbox.

Ngayon at araw-araw ay nakikiisa tayo sa ou

Today and every day we stand in solidarity with our local and national sex worker organisations that work relentlessly to advance the health, rights, and safety of sex workers across Australia. ❤ We send love to all the incredible and powerful sex workers in our community. ❤@scarlet_alliance @swopact @meridianact @swopnsw @vixenworkers @sinsouthaustralia @ntahc @magenta.org.au@respect.qld 🙌👏🙌👏🙌👏

Ang National Sorry Day ay isang araw para kilalanin ang str

National Sorry Day is a day to acknowledge the strength of Stolen Generations Survivors and reflect on how we can all play a part in the healing process for our people and nation. Tomorrow is also the beginning of Reconciliation Week. The official artwork of this year's Reconciliation Week was created by Kalkadoon woman Bree Buttenshaw. It features native plants known for regenerating after fire and thriving through adversity. This sentiment of renewal and growth, even in the most challenging contexts, will resonate deeply with many in our community and can prompt reflection on how we individually show up and walk alongside Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander communities, and in particular, Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander people who use drugs.

Kami ay mapalad na magkaroon ng maraming dedikadong mananaliksik

We are fortunate to have many dedicated researchers collaborating with our community, working hard to shift the default and ensure partnerships are built on equitable power sharing. In the Ethical Collaboration chapter of our Harm Reduction Storytelling project, our friends Kirsten and Izzy from Harm Reduction Coalition Aotearoa discuss this in more detail. link in bio. #harmreduction #pwud #humanrights

Ngayon ay International Harm Reduction Day! Upang markahan

Today is International Harm Reduction Day!To mark the day, we're inviting you to register for our upcoming harm reduction webinar, where we'll explore how Australia can better uphold the health and human rights of people who use drugs both at home and globally. We're thrilled to announce our first speaker: Annie Madden AO — Project Lead at the International Network of People Who Use Drugs (INPUD) and Executive Director of Harm Reduction Australia.Don't miss this important conversation. #InternationalHarmReductionDayRegister now: link in bio.

Ang Needle and Syringe Programs na pinapatakbo ng aming miyembro

The Needle and Syringe Programs run by our member orgs are more than pick up locations for new injecting equipment. They are places of connection, care, learning and teaching. Places of love and support. To all the NSP workers, who often wear many hats, we see you and we value you! You make our world a better place. Link in bio. #harmreduction #humanrights #pwud

Charles Henderson mula sa Burnet Institute discus

Charles Henderson from the Burnet Institute discusses working with the community from a researcher's perspective: Prioritise community over university processes. Link in bio. #harmreduction #humanrights #pwud

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