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ALT Green text on a black background that reads - Crisis Lines: THRIVE Lifeline: 24/7 text-based support. Text “THRIVE” to 1.313.662.8209 Trans Lifeline: M-F, 10am-6pm PST. Call 877.3306366 BlackLine: 24/7 crisis support with Black, LGBTQ+, and Black Femme lens, confidential avenue to report inappropriate/negative contact with police and vigilantes. Call or text 1.800.604.5841 Helplines/Warmlines: Fireside Project: support line for emotional support during and after psychedelic experiences. 11am-11pm PST. Call or text 623.473.7433. David Romprey Oregon Warmline: 24/7 emotional peer support. Call 1.800.698.2392.
ALT Black background with green stripes in random directions. Text near the top reads: “MH First Volunteer training for Black, Brown and Indigenous people to gain more skills on how to support someone without using law enforcement. We deserve community crisis response that doesn’t harm us and instead honors our lives. This training includes: Interventions in domestic violence, drug overdose, mental health crisis, etc., How to support others with safety planning (strategies and sources of support), How to cool down a hot situation (including deescalating bystanders), And more.” Below that, an image of Black people wearing masks, most with their fists raised. Text on a green bar at the bottom reads: “October 16 • 11 AM • Register: bit.ly/MH1-Oct16”
ALT Green background with darker green stripes in random directions. Banner at the top reads “Saturday, October 16, 11 am”. Below that, an image of Black people wearing masks, most with their fists raised. Text at the bottom reads: “M.H. First Training, MH First Volunteer training for Black, Brown and Indigenous people to gain more skills on how to support someone without using law enforcement. We deserve community crisis response that doesn’t harm us and instead honors our lives. Register: bit.ly/MH1-Oct16”
ALT Black background with green stripes in random directions. Text near the top reads: “MH First Volunteer training for Black, Brown and Indigenous people to gain more skills on how to support someone without using law enforcement. We deserve community crisis response that doesn’t harm us and instead honors our lives. This training includes: Interventions in domestic violence, drug overdose, mental health crisis, etc., How to support others with safety planning (strategies and sources of support), How to cool down a hot situation (including deescalating bystanders), And more.” Below that, an image of Black people wearing masks, most with their fists raised. Text on a green bar at the bottom reads: “October 16 • 11 AM • Register: bit.ly/MH1-Oct16”
ALT Green background with darker green stripes in random directions. Banner at the top reads “Saturday, October 16, 11 am”. Below that, an image of Black people wearing masks, most with their fists raised. Text at the bottom reads: “M.H. First Training, MH First Volunteer training for Black, Brown and Indigenous people to gain more skills on how to support someone without using law enforcement. We deserve community crisis response that doesn’t harm us and instead honors our lives. Register: bit.ly/MH1-Oct16”
