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Lighthouse Learning Collective

@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social

Reimagining safety for LGB/TGNC+ folks who use drugs and do sex work. Collectively creating/decentralizing care practices and transforming resources. https://linktr.ee/lighthouselearningcollective

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Decrim NY@decrimny.bsky.social · 9mo ago

(1/3) Until s*x workers are safe, none of us are safe. Tomorrow on #D17, International Day to End Violence Against S*x Workers, we honor the workers we've lost to violence and stand firm in our commitment to decriminalization.

Bold text in the middle in white & red text reads," UNTIL S*X WORKERS ARE SAFE, none of us are safe." Behind are graphics of handcuffs, a fist, copy car, a gun, and a cop with their back turned.
Lighthouse Learning Collective@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social · last yr.

(1/2) TRANS DRUG USERS & S*X WORKERS WON’T BACK DOWN! While this administration is unrelenting in pushing anti-trans laws, criminalizing our survival & scapegoating us for their failures, we refuse to be silent. Trans PWUD & SWrs have always been here fighting, surviving & building community.

Bold text and visuals demanding justice for trans drug users and s*x workers. The phrase “trans drug users, and s*x workers won’t back down!” is in colorful ransom letters. In the background, there is a black-and-white image of a flame. The border is a colorful gradient. The Lighthouse logomark in the upper right corner.
Lighthouse Learning Collective@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social · last yr.

(1/2) We're so excited to have Jessie join the Lighthouse Learning Collective as our new NYC Capacity Building Coordinator! 🌟 A Texas native now in NYC, they bring a passion for advocacy, community care, and social justice while working toward their Master's in Social Work.

IThe image is a welcome graphic for Jessie Fanini, featuring a vibrant gradient background in shades of orange, pink, and purple. At the top, bold black text reads "WELCOME TO LIGHTHOUSE!" Below, a circular cutout showcases a photo of Jessie, who has curly pink hair and wears black heart-shaped glasses. They are sitting at an outdoor cafe, sipping tea from a floral teacup while wearing a colorful striped scarf and a purple coat. Below the photo, their name "JESSIE FANINI (they/them)" is displayed in bold, black text inside a white rounded rectangle. Underneath, their title "NYC Capacity Building Coordinator" is written in smaller white text. Decorative elements include a "they/them" pronoun card icon on the left and a rainbow with clouds on the right. Lighthouse logomark in the bottom right corner.
Lighthouse Learning Collective@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social · last yr.

🚨 Update: Chemsex 201 Session Postponed 🚨 Hey everyone—unfortunately, our facilitator for today’s Chemsex 201 session is unwell and unable to lead the training. We’re working on rescheduling ASAP and will share the new date soon. Thanks for your patience and understanding! Stay tuned for updates.

A vibrant graphic with a gradient background of red, orange, pink, and purple featuring a stylized grid pattern. The main focus is a white rectangular sign with bold pink text reading "Lighthouse Learning Series" and a blue label stating "Chemsex 201." A large red "POSTPONED" stamp is placed diagonally across the sign. Additional text at the bottom mentions "ASL & Spanish interpretation!" and a yellow registration link "bit.ly/LLS2025-2."
Lighthouse Learning Collective@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social · 2y ago

(1/14) Before there were clinics, there was community. Black trans people have always led harm reduction—DIY hormone access, syringe programs, sex worker organizing. And today, their work is still under attack. 📢 Fund, protect & uplift Black trans harm reduction.

A digital collage with a crumpled black paper background featuring historical and present-day Black trans activists. The bold white title reads: "Before There Were Clinics, There Was Community: How Black Trans People Have Led Gender-Affirming Harm Reduction." The image includes a Black trans person holding a Black Trans Lives Matter sign, a vintage photo of a Marsha P. Johnson and Arlene Hoffman, a person speaking into a megaphone, medical syringes, and a vial of estradiol, symbolizing community-led hormone access.
Lighthouse Learning Collective@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social · 2y ago

@arcgenderjustice.bsky.social helped us write a wonderfully comprehensive legal section in our guide: bit.ly/LLCGAHTGuide if you're in a rush, then check out our one-pager on the topic! drive.google.com/file/d/1IcbH...

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Alyssa Rodriguez Center for Gender Justice @arcgenderjustice.bsky.social · 2y ago

If you want to learn more about navigating unstable access to hormones, check out this guide we did with @hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social. harmreduction.org/wp-content/u...

Lighthouse Learning Collective@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social · 2y ago

“Regardless of the availability of federal funding, we write to further remind you of your obligations to comply with New York State laws,” her letter reads. 👏

Raquel Willis@raquelwillis.com · 2y ago

Shoutout to the powerful cis women of color who are speaking out and fighting the Trump administration’s anti-trans extermination agenda. NY AG Tish James @aoc.bsky.social @repjasmine.bsky.social www.nytimes.com/2025/02/03/n...

Lighthouse Learning Collective@hrc-lighthouse.bsky.social · 2y ago

this is really not good. we don't need kloxxado. literally nobody asked for it. we definitely don't need the company producing narcan to also distribute kloxxado so they can ramp up their already aggressive lobbying.

StockTitan@stocktitan.net · 2y ago

#HKMPY #HIK Hikma announces exclusive commercial partnership with Emergent BioSolutions for KLOXXADO® (naloxone HCl) nasal spray 8 mg https://www.stocktitan.net/news/HKMPY/hikma-announces-exclusive-commercial-partnership-with-emergent-bio-eoi6b0iq7rmw.html