Mental Health and Self-Care is super important for workers to build resilient and just be, you know — HUMAN. So this month, API Chaya and LGBTQ Allyship are centering our WORQ It Out meeting on Arts and Crafts! We will come together to just be creative and talk about what’s going on in life, and learn a little bit more about Paid Sick and Safe time law AKA your right to take time care of yourself without worrying about being able to pay your bills. Join us! RSVP NOW: https://goo.gl/forms/qVAwmi1UbvSib2OL2

LGBTQ Allyship will be hosting Worq It Out, a monthly LGBTQ Worker support group to help build community and connect LGBTQ workers to resources if they face discrimination and hardship at work.

It can often be isolating to be one of few, or the only, LGBTQ identified folx at the workplace. Worq It Out is meant to help workers share their experiences, discuss changes they would like to see, and get more information for assistance that exists for them.

Meetings will occur on the fourth Tuesday of every month. We will meet at the Washington State Labor Council Hall located at 321 16th Ave S, Seattle 98144.

For more information, please contact our Community Facilitator, Laurie Rocello Torres at laurie@allyship.org

ACCESSIBILITY INFO:
-ABSOLUTELY MUST come to the space SCENT/FRAGRANCE FREE so we don’t make people with chemical & scent sensitivity sick.
-Ramps and stairs:
On the right there is a a ramp leading up to two sets of doors with no railing, and then 9 stairs with a single rail on the left. The building is on a hill on 16th Ave S and a hill on S Jackson St too. Uneven side walk on the hill on Jackson St. Pretty even sidewalk on 16th.
-Door measurements:
Outside doors:
Set of doors on the left– 84cm / 32″ and is a little heavy to open.
Set of doors on the right, both can open to form an opening that’s 145 cm/ 56″, and next door right after is 83cm/33 inches.
Inside doors:
To the room we’re meeting in, each door is 34″/86cm.
Bathrooms:
Entrance: 33″/84cm
Stall: 32cm / 83″ has a rail.
-Pleanty of chairs
-Converging bathrooms into gender neutral restrooms!
-There will be no ASL interpreters or Cart machines.
-No past or current issues with mold or mildew to staff’s knowledge.
Feel free to PM if you have any further questions or think of ways we can make this event and space more accessible to your needs.