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RESOURCES

I love to offer resources and support. There are so many lovely surprises in the world: little endeavours, links, ideas, knowledge, inspirations. I'm excited to share these ones with you.

Does the thought of coming up with ideas for social media, newsletter, and blog content send your thumbs to your temples, eyelids squoze? Trying playing content roulette: pick a number between 1 and 180, and experiment with the corresponding prompt in this list: 🧭 Help is here!

Here are some useful, random, interesting, and/or helpful resources that have appeared in the chat during Imperfect co-writing (the list is ongoing)

🍄 Imperfect co-writing chat resources

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Useful PDFs

The Indigenous Ally Kit

(from the Montreal Urban Aboriginal Community Strategy Network)

A Guide to LGBTQ2+ Inclusion 

(from Feminuity)

The Future Is Inclusive

(from Feminuity)

Imposter Syndrome Cheat Sheet

(from Andrea Hanson Coaching)

Practical tips to empower you during a medical appointment

(from Imperfect Conversation #1)

Useful links

Inclusive Language Guide

(This is one of the most exciting docs I've seen in a long time.)

Feminuity.org

"Solutions to help you align good intentions with impact."

Getting intentional about inclusive marketing

The short instructional manifesto for relationship anarchy

4 ways to make your workplace equitable for trans people

Ableist words and terms to avoid

Disability Justice Resources

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I also acknowledge Indigenous, Black, people of colour, women, non-binary folks, and 2SLGBTQQAI+ people who have all been marginalized for centuries, and our collective responsibility to take action toward a world free from oppression, discrimination and racism.

ImpNet intends to keep trying to do better, and inspiring others to try too.

Taking one step away from being this kind of org, I donate 5% of all ImpNet income to payyourrent.ca, the Nii’kinaaganaa Foundation: Collecting rent and redistributing it to Indigenous People.

For an Indigenous Ally Kit, please visit the Resources page.

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