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Allgo celebrates and nurtures vibrant QPOC communities in Texas and beyond. We do this through cultural arts, wellness, and social justice programming by: supporting artists and artistic expression within our diverse communities; promoting health within a wellness model; and mobilizing and building coalitions among groups marginalized by race/ethnicity, gender/gender identity, sexual orientation/sexual identity in order to enact change.

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Ferene Paris Meyer creates heart-centered spaces through storytelling workshops, community engagements, and retreats. She’s excited to spread love, gratitude, and affirmations within our local community and beyond! -- How would it feel as Black, Indigenous, and People of Color (BIPOC) in Vermont to have a storytelling class centered around you? This class creates space for BIPOC voices to be heard, finding connection and a sense of belonging through shared narratives of resilience, BIPOC joy, melanin magic, vibrant cultures, surviving, thriving, and more. Meyer’s intention is to provide our local BIPOC community a storytelling space to learn and affirm one another, minimizing the impact of microaggressions and harm. In this BIPOC affinity space, one can practice the art of live storytelling in various ways and learn how to structure, edit, and perform your own story.

I envision compassionate care that is centered on you in all your uniqueness! You deserve pregnancy and birth support that is attentive to the identities and needs of you and your family. I know that reproductive journeys do not occur independent of social context and I’m aware of how systems may disadvantage or oppress families made up of LGBTQ+ and nonbinary individuals, BIPOC, religious minority individuals, people who are incarcerated, young people and teenagers, non-native English speakers, and members of other marginalized groups. Working from a reproductive justice frame, I go beyond cultural sensitivity to provide truly inclusive, power-informed care that honors and values the differences among pregnant people and their reproductive needs.

Link actually leads to a few different black life coaches/Certified Counselors in the same area. Alicia Claybon is a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC) with over a decade of experience in the mental health field. She is currently serving as a private practitioner working with a broad spectrum of clients, helping them to improve their interpersonal relationships. Among her areas of expertise are Child & Adolescent Services. In addition to running her private practice, she is also the founder of Girls & Gab, a nonprofit organization designed to enhance the social and emotional development of young girls. Through the establishment of Girls & Gab, Alicia developed a passion for youth struggling with mental/emotional distress. To address this need, she established Parakeleo’ Counseling LLC– an agency formed to help identify and support the mental, emotional, and behavioral needs of youth in our communities.

Licensed Mental Health Counselor and Clinical Supervisor who organizes support groups for black folx as well as standard therapy practices.

The Boys & Girls Clubs and YMCA of Greater Waterville at the Alfond Youth & Community Center (AYCC) has been providing life saving services to youths and families in need for 96 years. Much more than just a safe and healthy haven, in recent years we have expanded our services to provide 850,000 snacks, meals, and weekend food backpacks annually for food-insecure youth. Additionally, we support our community’s aging population with wellness classes and vital opportunities for weekly interaction. ​ The present crisis has forced us to rethink how we can best serve the evolving needs of our community. Based upon valued discussions with our Board, community leaders and members, four urgent needs became apparent: ​ 1) provide evening meals to food insecure community members; 2) provide childcare for health care and other essential working parents; 3) provide outreach and services to at risk youth stuck at home; and 4) provide outreach and services to isolated seniors.

Alabama attorney Alan Lasseter credits his success in the courtroom to spending countless hours getting to know his clients and preparing their cases in order to bring the heart of their stories to jurors. With over 25 years of experience, he has a proven record of success that includes several million-dollar awards. Alan’s areas of focus include police brutality, excessive force and civil rights cases in Alabama. He also has years of experience handling personal injury cases for victims of negligence. He is a graduate of Stanford University’s School of Law.