EOCIL

A global disability resource and advocacy center for people with disabilities..

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No deal in sight for global AIDS program as deadline looms https://t.co/b0d62Oi4z4 via @politico

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Oregon to leverage Medicaid benefits to prevent homelessness, support behavioral health services, mitigate the impacts of climate change, pending federal approval https://t.co/4lL0XaK3Ga

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How the availability of naloxone without a prescription will save lives https://t.co/vidpzawup9 via @OHAOregon

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This 19-y-o is conscious, on a vent, feeding tube & dialysis & wants to keep trying to live. "Two psychiatrists assessed the teen was capable of making decisions" but the judge said she was mentally incapable "because 'she does not believe...the doctors'." https://t.co/jHNgI5TnoF

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Join us in learning more about COVID-19 vaccines - such as how vaccines work for different age groups, how vaccines are made and tested, how we interact with misinformation, how people make decisions and assess risks, and lastly, the next steps for COVID-19 vaccines in the future

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Listen to the entire episode:

https://t.co/iUxbEzD7rD

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En este episodio de Voces en Acción, el Subdirector de Servicios de Extensión, Richard Rojas-Pérez, explica el proceso de realizar actividades de divulgación para educar al público sobre las pruebas del VIH y su importancia. Únase a nosotros para aprender cómo mantenerse seguro

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In this episode of Voices in Action, Assistant Director of Outreach Services Richard Rojas-Perez explains the process of performing outreach to educate the public about HIV testing and its importance. Join us in learning how to stay safe.

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Listen to the full episode on:

Spotify
https://t.co/kAWwiBl5JB

Apple Podcast
https://t.co/9oeGlyJTW1

Google Podcasts
https://t.co/0wwcp2QltW

Amazon Music
https://t.co/3nHhme8bnB

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Please listen to our latest episode. We interview the assistant director of EOCIL's outreach services and discuss the important work of normalizing testing and ensuring that local health providers are equipped with the proper medication to help prevent the spread of HIV.

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Are you a member of the LGBTQ2SIA+ community? Are you or your child attending school in Oregon?
We want to hear from you!
Join a listening session, or follow this link to give your input now: https://t.co/JWeEMpOyyx

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Please listen to our latest episode of Voices in Action, where we discuss brain injuries and Senate Bill 420 with David Kracke.

Follow the link for the full episode or listen to a clip below.

https://t.co/NQbVC3uMCu

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You can also find the episode on Apple Podcasts:
https://t.co/YXDFzFm0ok

Spotify:
https://t.co/rrVC6lRdzM

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A chat with Carrie Luke, Behavioral Health Specialist at EOCIL. We talk about her extensive knowledge of what trauma is and what it means to provide trauma-informed care.

Listen to a clip or the full episode below.

https://t.co/lmfgc6Z0Tr

#Trauma #MentalHealthMatters

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In today’s episode, I sat down with Steven Wolf. He is a Recovery Mentor and Peer Support Specialist over at Origins Faith. Steven discusses his breaking point and how he did whatever was necessary to change his life.

https://t.co/hroor7FJsi

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Are you on OHP or have SNAP food benefits?

The State of Oregon wants to hear from you!

Go to https://t.co/2BisQQSZAX to take a survey and be entered to win $100.

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Are you on OHP or have SNAP food benefits?

The State of Oregon wants to hear from you!

Go to https://t.co/2BisQQSZAX to take a survey and be entered to win $100.

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We are thrilled to share the latest our latest episode and our interview with a Timmie Turley. Please take a moment to listen to a clip or just listen to the full episode at the link below.

#TransRightsAreHumanRights #transrights

https://t.co/eTj33zvoVz

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Research fellow, Dr. Charity G. Embley, examines the conditions and consequences of discrimination against HIV+ workers in the Philippines in her latest policy brief for EOCIL. Link below

https://t.co/ge5qZvy40p