BIPOC.USHR
Please oppose Quebec's Bill 21
January 24, 2022 Subject: Opposing Quebec’s Bill 21 Dear Charlottetown City Councilors, Summerside City Councilors, and Mayors Brown and...
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To provide a network, community, forum, and collective voice of solidarity for the BIPOC communities on PEI, by engaging in educational, advocacy, and supportive practices. To bring together BIPOC communities on PEI and to work in solidarity with the Mi’kmaq People on Epekwitk.
BIPOC communities will be engaged, supported, and heard. BIPOC communities will feel supported and safe in the broader PEI community.
BIPOC USHR is based on the values of compassion, care, cooperation, and collectivism. We carry and work with feminine energy and recognize the efforts of all BIPOC women and non-binary folks in our collective struggle, along with the struggles of BIPOC cisgender heterosexual men.
Providing outreach and follow-up services addressing the social and emotional needs of BIPOC individuals
Assessing needs and support, connecting to resources, advocating, system navigation, identifying system gaps
Providing navigation support and advocacy around issues of justice, education, health care, housing, employment, discrimination, and other needs as they arise
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Multiple DatesJan. 29, 1:00 p.m. – 3:00 p.m. ASTZoomEvery Saturday starting from January 29th and ending on March 26th, 2022, we have an in-person or virtual (depending on COVID restrictions) men's group. This is a space for conversation and connecting. This is a space for understanding, for yourself, what it means to be a BIPOC man.
