Hear about Narcofeminism: a movement challenging the narrative–and centering intersectionality and radical self-acceptance for women and femmes who use drugs,

Who's involved?

Trish Dribnenki - Harm Reduction Nurse and Tāmaki Regional Manager for KYSNZ. An experienced educator with a background in healthcare, she specialises in harm reduction, community mental health, crisis communications, and leadership. She holds a Bachelor of Science in Psychiatric Nursing from Douglas College.

Heather Turnold - Harm reduction educator, consultant, facilitator, and parent whose work is grounded in abolition, lived experience, and over a decade of frontline practice.

Manna Murrell - Project and Policy Lead at Queensland Injectors Voice for Advocacy and Action (QuIVAA). She works collaboratively to create change and elevate the voices of people with lived and living experience through creative and narrative practices.

Sonya Weith - Steroid PeerQnect Worker at QuIVAA, bringing a wealth of lived and professional experience to the niche but rapidly emerging area of steroid harm reduction.

Ally Vegte - Registered nurse from Claresholm, Alberta, and founder of Street Cats Night Reach (Street Cats YYC), a grassroots harm-reduction outreach organisation supporting communities in Calgary, Alberta.

Did you know..

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