The Queer Village.
The Hidden Cost of Being Queer on the Clock
Pride month often brings rainbow logos and corporate posts—but for many queer and trans employees, the workplace still isn’t a safe or affirming space. In this blog, we explore the emotional labor of navigating identity at work, the risks of coming out, and why inclusion needs to be more than performative. Whether you’re an employer or a queer employee, this piece offers insight and practical steps toward creating safer, more authentic work environments. 👉 [Read the full blog here]
Finding Queer-Affirming Mental Health Support: A guide for QPOC Abroad
Sex & Relationships after Sexual Trauma
TRIGGER WARNING: Sexual trauma, non-consensual actions
Healing after sexual trauma is a deeply personal and challenging journey. This blog explores the complexities of reconnecting with your body and mind after such experiences.
Understanding Sexual Trauma
Sexual trauma includes any actions that violate your sexual boundaries without consent, causing overwhelming stress to your nervous system. It encompasses a wide range of experiences, from jokes and gestures to non-consensual touch and physical violence.
Navigating the Impact
The effects of trauma can persist for years, impacting trust, intimacy, appetite, sleep, and emotional well-being. Understanding and addressing these impacts is crucial for healing.
Exploring Relationships and Sex Again
Reclaiming intimacy and trust involves patience, self-compassion, and sometimes professional support. Our series provides insights and tips for moving forward at your own pace, recognizing triggers, and practicing self-care.
For immediate support, reach out to:
Cipla 24hr Mental Health Helpline: 0800 456 789
Lifeline South Africa: 0861 322 322
Akeso Psychiatric Response Unit: 0861 435 787
Is it me? Or is it Imposter Syndrome?
Have you ever found yourself in a place where you were questioning your capacity? Your expertise or experience? Your “enough-ness”?