Healing Inner Voices - the Launch of Stamina not Stigma - a Gulf Island event series

We, the Stamina not Stigma team, have been working to create a few events that will embrace discussion of health issues in the rural areas of the Salish Sea. We invite you to join us if you live in or around the Southern Gulf Islands.

Below is a link to an invitation to join the Southern Gulf Islands AIDS Society in the launch of a series of events that will open conversations around aspects of rural health-care in the Southern Gulf Islands, especially as it relates to living with episodic illnesses like HIV. 

If you have not seen this film, this is an excellent opportunity to learn more from the vices of Indigenous folk living with HIV.

https://mailchi.mp/1be754b76ee2/your-invitation-to-the-stamina-not-stigma-launch-event-featuring-healing-inner-voices-5192581

Have a look at our website for further events. Just to intrigue you — one will focus on women — another on BIPOC communities — and more... 

https://staminanotstigma.org.

Much love to all — Peggy Frank

I am privileged and honoured to be writing to you from sxʷeŋxʷəŋ təŋəxʷ - pronounced s-hweng hw-ung tongue-oo-hw, - the Lekwungen name for James Bay.
sxʷeŋxʷəŋ təŋəxʷ is part of the Songhees and Esquimalt First Nations unceded traditional territory. I also have the great joy of spending part of each year on Thetis Island, part of the Puneluxutth or Penelakut traditional territory.