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Do Something: Identity(ies) (DSI) advocates for social justice and the human rights of trans, non binary, and many more non cis people and communities by facilitating access to networks of life saving care and developing a wide range of platforms focused

08/25/2026

💖 MAKE A DIFFERENCE! 💖

It may be only 8 days left in Trans History Month, but the impact of supporting trans history, education, and community-centered care must continue year-round.
As Trans History Month comes to a close, take the time to invest in education, community, and the realities of trans, non binary, and non cis people.

Today, we’re spotlighting one of the incredible presenters joining us for the Do Something: Identity(ies) Conference 2026!

✨ Dr. L. K. Winley (name only) ✨

Dr. Winley is a psychologist and creator of Growth-Promoting Conversations™ (GPC™), a framework that centers identity, nervous-system safety, and dignity in communication. They are also the founder of WaterYourFire Wellness Collective, where clinical practice, systems awareness, and lived experiences come together to support more sustainable and affirming ways of relating.

At DSI 2026, Dr. Winley will present:

💬 Beyond “Just Communicate Better”: Identity, Power, and Nervous-System Safety

Participants will explore how masking, power, and inequities shape communication—and how common communication strategies can reinforce harm. Using GPC™, this workshop offers tools to center dignity, consent, and more authentic, sustainable connection.

🎓 *1 CE Credit

📅 Friday, November 13, 2026
💻 Virtual via Zoom
🎟️ No-fee & sliding-scale registration available

👉 Register or learn more: TinyURL.com/3DSI26

C&C Resourcing, Inc and Do Something: Identity(ies) 501(c)(3) are cosponsors of this program. This cosponsorship has been approved. C&C Resourcing, Inc is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7426. The ACEP solely is responsible for this program, including the awarding of 7 credits.

08/17/2026

How does privilege show up in polyamorous relationships—and how can we approach our relationships with greater awareness, accountability, and intention?

This week, we’re highlighting “Privilege and Ethics in Polyamory,” a *1 CE training led by Kit Weathers (they)! 🏳️‍🌈

This training is designed to explore privilege and ethics in polyamory while providing a framework for identifying and examining your own relational ethics.

In this training, you’ll explore:
• Privilege and how it can shape relationships and relational dynamics
• Ethical considerations in polyamorous relationships
• Frameworks for identifying your own relational ethics
• Ways to bring greater awareness and intentionality into your practice

🌟 Meet our presenter: Kit is an LMFT and s*x therapist in Seattle. They integrate anti-oppression-informed therapy, parts work, EFT, somatic techniques, and s*x-positive care, supporting LGBTQ+ clients, relationships, and nervous system regulation.

Ready to deepen your understanding of relational ethics? Join us for this *1 CE training!

🔗 https://TinyURL.com/3DSI26

C&C Resourcing, Inc and Do Something: Identity(ies) 501(c)(3) are cosponsors of this program. This cosponsorship has been approved. C&C Resourcing, Inc is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7426. The ACEP solely is responsible for this program, including the awarding of 1 credit.

08/10/2026

This week, we’re excited to introduce Dr. Dana Cea (she/they), presenter of:

📚 Advocacy with Respect: Ethically Supporting Adult Clients With Accommodation Requests
⭐ *1 CE

Supporting clients in navigating academic and workplace accommodations is an important part of accessible and ethical clinical practice. This training provides clinicians with practical tools for supporting adult clients while maintaining professional boundaries.

Participants will learn how institutions handle accommodation requests, how to document functional impact, and how to write effective, ethical support letters. The goal is to increase clinician confidence while supporting client access and maintaining professional boundaries.

🌟 Meet our presenter:
Dana is a PhD, MS, CRC, LCHMC, NCC, QS, disabled clinician, educator, and advocate who supports clinicians in accessibility, accommodations, and ethical practice.

Ready to build your skills around accessibility and accommodation requests? Join us for this *1 CE training!

🔗 Register: TinyURL.com/3DSI26

C&C Resourcing, Inc and Do Something: Identity(ies) 501(c)(3) are cosponsors of this program. This cosponsorship has been approved. C&C Resourcing, Inc is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7426. The ACEP solely is responsible for this program, including the awarding of 1 credit.

08/07/2026

We’re excited to introduce Omer Elad (they), one of the presenters at the 2026 Do Something: Identity(ies) Conference.

As CEO of the Gila Project for Trans Empowerment, Omer brings years of experience in advocacy, community organizing, and trans liberation work grounded in justice, intersectionality, and collective care.

💖 Whether you’re a mental health professional, student, advocate, educator, or community member, this session offers an opportunity to deepen your understanding of the complexities of solidarity, identity, and social justice through a q***r and trans lens.

🔗 Register today: https://TinyURL.com/3DSI26

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08/03/2026

Representation matters—and so does understanding the histories that often go untold.

This week, we’re excited to introduce Olivia Patricia Montoya (she/they), who will be presenting:

“What’s Q***r About Zines and As*xuality? A Personal and Political Exploration.”

Drawing from both lived experience and independent historical research, Olivia explores how as*xuality has been represented (and overlooked) in q***r DIY print media from the 1950s through today. Their presentation examines the importance of representation, community archives, and the impact that inclusion—or the lack thereof—has on lesser-known identities within LGBTQIA+ spaces.

Olivia is a q***r, nonbinary, biromantic, arospec as*xual creative, game designer, and DIY archivist/activist from Connecticut. Their work documenting as*xual history and creating community spaces offers a unique and meaningful perspective on identity, history, and belonging.

🏳️‍🌈 Join us at the Do Something: Identity(ies) Conference and earn *1 CE while learning from presenters with lived experience.

🎟️ Register today: https://TinyURL.com/3DSI26

C&C Resourcing, Inc. and Do Something: Identity(ies) 501(c)(3) are cosponsors of this program. This cosponsorship has been approved. C&C Resourcing, Inc. is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7426. C&C Resourcing, Inc. solely is responsible for this program, including the awarding of 1 CE credit.

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07/20/2026

This Monday, we’re excited to introduce one of the incredible presenters joining us for the 2026 Do Something: Identity(ies) Conference!

🎤 Dr. Atticus Wolfe (he) will be leading “Affecting Change Through Narrative Medicine: Strategic Healing and Trouble-Making.”

Stories have the power to shape healthcare, challenge systems, and create meaningful change.

In this engaging *1 CE workshop, Dr. Wolfe will explore how Narrative Medicine can deepen our understanding of health, wellbeing, and care—particularly through the experiences of trans and inters*x communities. Participants will gain practical tools for critical reflection, narrative creation, and advocacy while learning how storytelling can become a catalyst for equity and social justice.

As an Assistant Professor of Public Health at Agnes Scott College, Dr. Wolfe’s work focuses on socio-cultural identity, institutional environments, LGBTQ+ health, and community wellbeing, bringing together research and lived experience to inspire meaningful action.

🌈 Whether you’re a mental health professional, healthcare provider, educator, student, advocate, or community member, this session offers valuable insights into using narrative as a tool for healing, connection, and change.

🔗 Register today: https://TinyURL.com/3DSI26

Continuing Education Information:
C&C Resourcing, Inc. and Do Something: Identity(ies) 501(c)(3) are co-sponsors of this program. This co-sponsorship has been approved by NBCC. C&C Resourcing, Inc. is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider (ACEP No. 7426). C&C Resourcing, Inc. is solely responsible for this program, including the awarding of 1 NBCC Continuing Education Credit.

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07/07/2026

Presenter Spotlight ✨

This week, we're excited to introduce Tuesday Feral (they), our featured presenter for "Using Evidence-Based Practices with Trans and Nonbinary Counseling Clients."

With over 15 years of experience supporting trans and nonbinary individuals and their families, Tuesday brings a trauma-informed, neurodivergence-inclusive, and deeply affirming approach to counseling, education, and consultation. Their presentations combine research-backed practices with real-world experience, giving clinicians practical tools they can immediately apply in their work.

Join this presentation to earn 1 CE while learning evidence-based interventions that help clients build resilience, strengthen their relationship with themselves, and navigate the challenges of an increasingly complex world.

We're honored to have Tuesday share their expertise with our community. 💜

📅 Register today: https://TinyURL.com/3DSI26
📲 Or scan the QR code on the flyer to reserve your spot!

*C&C Resourcing, Inc and Do Something: Identity(ies) 501 (c) (3) are cosponsors of this program. This cosponsorship has been approved by NBCC. C&C Resourcing, Inc is an NBCC Approved Continuing Education Provider, ACEP No. 7426. The ACEP solely is responsible for this program, including the awarding of NBCC credit.

07/04/2026

Friendly reminder, If you are not masking indoors and ESPECIALLY in medical facilities/pharmacies/groceries stores and more, than you are directly engaging in ableism and contributing to higher death rates, removing access for many folx and engaging in systematic oppression.

Before you share and/or make posts about Happy Disability month, remember, most of us are not happy. Not because we are disabled and/or because of our disability but because you are are actively contributing to a world that makes it unsafe, unaccessible and sh*tty for the rest of us.

Do better.

If you want to learn ways to show up to create a safer world for all of us and engage in disability justice, comment and I will share more.

06/29/2026

🌈 There is a place for you at Do Something: Identity(ies) Conference 2026.

Whether you're a community member, healthcare provider, therapist, educator, family member, partner, friend, advocate, or simply someone who wants to learn, this conference was built with and by trans, non binary, and many more communities.

💖 Every presenter is trans, non binary, and/or a non cis person.
💖 Everyone contributing to the conference is compensated for their labor, expertise, and lived experience.
💖 Multiple conference tracks mean there's something for everyone.
💖 All sessions will be recorded, and registered attendees receive access to the recordings.
💖 Sliding-scale registration helps ensure capitalism isn't a barrier to participation.

Learning directly from trans and non binary presenters

Here are a few of the many topics we are excited about:

✨ Supporting Trans Folks
✨ Nervous System Safety
✨ Techniques for Daily Stress
✨ Prep for Financial Emergencies
✨ Ethical Polyamory
✨ Autism & Kink
✨ Community care and connection
You'll find education, connection, community, practical resources, and opportunities to learn directly from people with lived experience.

🎓 Continuing Education credits are available for eligible professionals.

Check out the schedule, follow us on social media, and help us spread the word by sharing with your networks.

🔗 Learn more and register: https://DoSomethingIdentities.org/conference-2026/

Early Bird pricing ends tomorrow!

06/22/2026

📣 DSI Conference 2026 Spotlight: Meet Our Presenter, Ang Woon (they)! 📣

This week, we’re excited to highlight Ang Woon (they), a nonbinary, bi/pan, neurodiverse Chinese-American self-compassion coach, poet, movement performer, speaker, and founder of Voice: Activated.

At the Do Something: Identity(ies) Conference 2026, Ang will be presenting “How to Support Trans, Non Binary, and Non Cis Individuals via Actions: Training for Cis Individuals” (*1 CE available).

In a time when many people want to be supportive but aren’t sure where to start, Ang’s session focuses on practical, actionable ways to show up for trans, non binary, and non cis people. Together, participants will explore how to engage with compassion, avoid common pitfalls, and build more affirming relationships and communities.

Whether you’re a mental health professional, ally, family member, educator, advocate, or community member, this session offers tools to help turn good intentions into meaningful action.

🌟 Early Bird Registration is still open (closes June 30th 2026).
🌟 Virtual attendance available worldwide.
🌟 Sliding scale and no-fee registration options available.

Join us in creating communities where everyone can belong, thrive, and be treated with dignity.

🔗 Register: TinyURL.com/3DSI26

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San Diego, CA
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Website

https://DoSomethingIdentities.org/, https://linktr.ee/sktrvan

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