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Sensitivity/Accuracy Reader For Hire

officialprydonchapter:

Issues I am knowledgeable about from lived experience:

-LGBTQIAP+ experiences. Specifically, I am an intersex, genderqueer, a-spec lesbian.
-Neurodivergent experiences. Specifically, I am Autistic and live with social anxiety and PTSD.
-Rural poverty.
-Religious abuse and cults, especially the American Religious Right.
-Psychiatric abuse. 
-Child abuse in general.

I am not an editor, please make sure that your work is edited before it is sent to me. I charge $5 per 100 words, but can offer a sliding scale based on your ability to pay. 

cheminsdudesir:

I know I keep reblogging posts about this, but Nepal is in
serious need of help.

3,700 people are
already confirmed dead and they are still in search and rescue phase.  They are still unable to reach many remote
areas and don’t even know the status of whole villages.

Tens of climbers and
sherpas are still stranded on Makalu, Dhaulagiri, and Everest.  Frequent aftershocks make descending too risky
and heli evacuation is needed.  22 people are dead and there are
still more than 200 people missing in Everest base camp where the largest avalanche hit.

They are still
experiencing large aftershocks which are expected to continue for the next
month. There was a M-6.7 aftershock
today.  People in Kathmandu have said
aftershocks are occurring every 5 minutes, many of them in mid-M-4 range.  Many people are scared to go in what buildings remain and are living in tents.

This is the start of
the monsoon season, which has difficulties of its own.  Among other things, monsoon rains cause
landsliding and slopes are now particularly unstable.  Existing
landslides may dam water which then releases catastrophically.  Landslide dams need to be torn down in
advance to prevent this but that requires resources they do not currently have.

Water and food
supplies are very low.  They are
worried in Kathmandu that supplies will run out by end of week.  Many areas do not have access to water and some
have resorted to drinking pool water.  Disease
outbreak is a very real concern.  Foreigners
are unable to get out of the country to alleviate the need for supplies.

Nepal is on the UN
list of poorest countries in the world.
Short term recovery will require a lot of aid, but long term will also.  Tourism is a large source of the country’s
income; 3 of the country’s 4 world heritage sites have been destroyed and it looks like this year’s outdoor expeditions will be largely shut down.  Many
believe fewer people will visit for outdoor pursuits in the coming years.

Here are some
reputable charities taking donations for Nepal.

Please, please consider donating to a charity
organization if you are able, and if not please signal boost and keep Nepal in
your thoughts.

bipolarthor:

ok i’ll make a bigger post about this when i get off work but heres the short version:
my name is Stormy and im a trans ((mostly)) boy. i came out as trans and my parents were less than supportive. im looking for a second job right now so i can support myself when i move out but it would be really nice if i could get some donations that i can put into savings to help me when i do move out.
if you can donate to me at all, even a dollar it would help im desperate. i need to leave this house.
my paypal is luberkids@yahoo.com but if you cant donate please reblog this to boost it. thank you so much

Hey Guys

alexisandstuff:

alexisandstuff:

There’s a really gross sign I drive by everyday that hangs over the freeway and it says “NO ISLAM” I’d love to tear it down myself, but I’m not sure how to get to it. Would you guys help me out by calling Cudahy City Hall, and asking that they send someone to remove the sign?

Here’s how you can reach them:

Cudahy City Hall
323 773-5143 

The sign hangs on the Clara Street Bridge

Thanks!!

No but really it’s been there almost a week, I’ve called several times to no avail. I’d really appreciate it if you could also give em a call.