#at-risk youth

[uninspired--poet]

Bessemer is on the outside perimeter of Birmingham. This is a major metropolitan area with an international airport (the largest in the state.) This is not the Alabama you think it is, please boost.

Update from a locating missing children and lgbtq+ account:

Lakeshore is a 15 minute drive from the airport (inside the outer perimeter of Bham.) Including screenshots of all applicable departed/departing flights under the cut. (No suspicion of flight activity according to ALEA has been released publicly.)

[wausaupilot]

Marathon County to launch pilot mentoring program for at-risk youths

Marathon County will launch a remodeled supportive services pilot program for court-ordered at-risk youth who need additional supervision and guidance beginning in June, officials said this week.

Damakant Jayshi Marathon County will launch a remodeled supportive services pilot program for court-ordered at-risk youth who need additional supervision and guidance beginning in June, officials said this week. The Youth Opportunity Center is a transition from the “traditional model of shelter care” for at-risk youth in Marathon County to “the re-integration of accountability and prevention…

[bestrongglobal]

Be Strong Addresses CDC Troubling Findings

Be Strong Addresses CDC Troubling Findings

To most, the statistics in the newly released 2021 CDC Youth Risk Behavior Survey are staggering. Nearly 60 percent of teenage girls persistently feel sad and hopeless, while 35 percent made a suicide plan. Self-harm, dating violence, forced sex are now more common than not in our teenagers. The recent data is enough to spur a call to action. Congressman Jamie Raskin of Maryland said, “The news…

[djarin]

one of the main reasons i love ofmd is the unapologetic queer joy they show us. there's not a single moment where the drama revolves around a character's "coming out" moment. there's no need to accept or reject anyone for what they identify as. like, for fuck's sake, there have been so many moments in the show where they explicitly tell us, "hey, this is us, take it or leave it." no explanations, no justifications—just pure, unfiltered representation. it truly drives in the point that at the end of the day, queer people are also just simply people.

as much as i appreciate the abundance of queer representation we're getting now, i cannot emphasize how much a show like ofmd means to me. i am begging more companies to do what ofmd is doing and just show queer people living as boring old fucking people instead of as victims. take us beyond existing as an educational tool or a plot device. show queer people being people, and we'll stop being victims.

"kill me. kill us all. our spirit will last throughout your entire fսckin' empire because... we're good." you know what this show teaches us? that queer people are resilient as fuck, and that whatever we may have been told, shown, and made to believe about our queerness is wrong. we're good. we continue to be good despite the hardships we face. despite all the shit our elders and trailblazers have gone through from the beginning. despite the political landscapes of today that continue to try to strip us of our dignity and rights. we still exist and we will continue to exist—as people first, and victims last.

[seeksuffertrust]

i remain a rat grinders sympathizer now and forever

[moon-zazai]

Leeyoum lockscreens !

Ser for salvar, segue e curta !

[cjsees]

writing hardenshipping again send me strength

[yuripira4e]

I want to preface this post by saying that I love the cat king as a character, especially one that has such a major impact on Edwin and his relationship with his queerness and learning to be okay with it; HOWEVER, I also believe that everyone that genuinely believes he should be a love interest for Edwin should read this. (Also if you just like the cat king as a character and want to understand his character better and why his and Edwin’s relationship is not something that would be healthy or “real” for either)

[ex-foster]

[cctinsleybaxter]

[Retroactive underwater edit] 🌊 🌊 🌊

Bro why are you even making the post

[touyatiredforthis]

{ the thought of the day: reshiram putting her snout right in a pringles can }

[hyperlexichypatia]

You're better off for having made the regrettable decisions you made when you were younger. Sure, you regret them now, maybe looking back on them causes you pain, and now you devote your life to taking away other people's right to make those same "mistakes" so they won't have to suffer as you did, but you're still better off. Making a decision and realizing "Wait, this was a BAD decisions. I DON'T want this!" was a necessary element of your process of learning what a good decision is, or what you do want. That bad partner you dated, that bad investment you made, that irrevocable mistake made you who you are. No matter how much you insist otherwise, you're better off. Does that make you angry? Offended? Ready to send me furious denunciations for how unforgivably presumptious I am to have the absolute audacity to tell YOU what's best for you in your OWN life? Good. It should. You have every reason to be angry at what I just said! I don't know what's best for you! I'm not you! I don't know your personal lived experience! That's absolutely correct! Presuming that I know what's best for you better than you know what's best for yourself is absolutely offensive! But that's what you're doing. That's what you're advocating. Consider that I do not have, nor am I advocating anyone else to have, any legal, social, or economic power over you and your choices, but you are advocating that you (or someone) have legal, social, or economic power over someone else's choices. Everyone deserves autonomy. Everyone deserves dignity of risk. Your regrets are not a good reason to violate someone else's basic rights.

[lokijiro]

Whenever Loki scrapes his knee, Eir tends to him herself and sends for the queen.

[adhd-merlin]

when an unstoppable force (merlin) meets an immovable object (gaius)

[suncaptor]

they should make university but like in a way that isn't made for people who have tons of financial support or safe living situations

[longagoitwastuesday]

ngl it sort of pisses me off the way adults regard Gojo in Jujutsu Kaisen at times. Which could be a very interesting and poignant point in a good way if well written, but as it is it becomes mainly just frustrating and sad in a negative way.

Nanami saying Gojo never cared about anything or anyone other than himself crashes interestingly with Kusakabe saying the whole situation was just all his fault because he refused to kill Itadori. The students are very aware of those aspects of Gojo's personality, but overall they seem to regard him with way more kindness and fondness even when at their rudest, not truly coinciding with either Nanami's or Kusakabe's views.