Healthcare & Support Professionals

• Gender-affirming care providers: Offering info nights, support groups, or mobile clinic days

• Pediatric therapists (OT, PT, SLP): Hosting workshops or consult days

• Doula collectives and birth workers: Especially those focused on BIPOC, LGBTQIA+, and disabled birthing people

• Trauma-informed medical professionals: Running consent-based care trainings or pop-up clinics

• Autism and ADHD coaches or consultants: Hosting family workshops or small group programs

• Crisis support nonprofits: For LGBTQIA+ youth, survivors of abuse, or those in mental health crises

 

 

Mental Health & Wellness Providers

• Therapists offering group work: Such as DBT, social skills, or caregiver support circles

• Somatic or movement-based practitioners: Hosting inclusive yoga, dance therapy, or sensory regulation workshops

• Peer-run support groups: For LGBTQIA+ youth, disabled adults, or neurodivergent parents

• Neurodivergent-led coaching or healing circles: Focusing on burnout, masking, or identity

 

Artists, Creatives & Cultural Workers

• Queer artist collectives: Holding exhibits, maker markets, or art therapy groups

• Black & Brown-led art orgs: Especially those working at the intersection of healing and justice

• Disabled and neurodivergent creatives: Who need low-stimulation, accessible environments for showing or selling work

• Inclusive music or theater programs: For youth or mixed-ability groups

• Drag artists or performers: Especially for family-friendly or educational drag story hours

 

Educators, Advocates & Social Justice Groups

• Unschooling and self-directed education advocates

• LGBTQIA+ youth advocacy orgs: Running GSA leader trainings, queer youth retreats, etc.

• Disability rights organizations: Hosting teach-ins, mutual aid meetings, or policy trainings

• BIPOC-led community orgs: Especially those needing safe, accessible space for meetings or healing circles

• Restorative justice facilitators: Running conflict transformation trainings or community accountability sessions

• Language justice advocates or interpreters: Providing space for trainings or multilingual community gatherings

Grassroots & Mutual Aid Groups

• Food justice orgs: Hosting free meal nights, food co-op meetings, or canning classes

• Community Garden

• Housing justice orgs: Running tenant union meetings, landlord negotiation trainings

• Mutual aid pods: Meeting space for supply organizing or skillshares

• Tool and clothing libraries: Pop-ups for sharing economy systems

 

Community Affinity Groups

 

• Neurodivergent adult social groups

• BIPOC homeschooling networks

• Trans parent or queer family meetups

• Disability justice reading groups

• Spoonie or chronic illness affinity groups

• Mixed-ability playgroups or youth social clubs

 

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