UntitledArtist: Ethel May (Monte) PunshonDate & Location: c. 1923-mid 1950s, Australia.Media: Scrapbook (newspaper clippings, primarily)Where can I see this artwork? Australian Lesbian and Gay Archives Significance to Queer Art History Monte Punshon’s two scrapbooks are a collection of clippings many …
Our world is changing and so are we. In this time of uncertainty we face fear, division, hoarding, and increasing inequality across society. We can choose to change the narrative. This is a platform for those who want to tell …
There are 3 types of people in life: victims, survivors and thrivers. Victims allow bad experiences to define their life. Survivors do just enough to “make it” from day to day. But Thrivers realize they have a purpose and they …
The amazing folks at Think Local First have put together this amazing online resource that allows folks to buy $10, $20, $50, $100 denominations that redeemable at participating local small biz including Heart & Hands Health Collective. Any prepaid denominations …
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We hope you are all making do with our new shared COVID-19 reality. The work that everyone is doing to stay home, limit exposures, and stay safe right now is so appreciated. In accordance with the province’s recommendations for social …
“The senseless trophy killing of Staqeya (Takaya), the iconic ‘lone wolf’ made famous by his stay on Discovery Island, once again brings to the fore the full-spectrum persecution of Canis lupus in British Columbia,” said Chris Genovali, executive director of …
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At Raincoast we are committed to only using images and video that are ethically obtained. We have now published our Photography Ethics Policy to guide both our acquisition and use of photography, whether for use on our website, social media …
World Health Organization COVID-19 , Health Canada’s Coronavirus daily update , Employment and Social Development Canada: Coronavirus disease (COVID-19) , Centres of Disease Control and Prevention , Coronavirus map showing … Some COVID-19 online resources that might be helpful Read …
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Yes, these are incredibly unstable times and the impacts are being felt by everyone worldwide. Collectively, we are now thinking about the most vulnerable, the people on the margins, the ones most susceptible to contracting … The privilege of social …
This is a blog post I started writing just after Christmas and never got around to finishing. There couldn’t be a better time to go back to it. I think most people thrive on routine. No where is this more …
What are your habits post-training? Do you have a habit? Another favorite for Dr. McQueen is a focus on Recovery nutrition. Recovery nutrition is another fundamental and foundational piece in your training and racing plan. Tune in to episode 7 …
Hello supporters and allies of Heart & Hands, For those who have claimed perks, we will be in touch via EMAIL about shipping and local pick-ups, which is contingent on the ever changing situation with COVID-19. For now, the priority …
Originally from “A reflection on 8 years” posted Oct. 5, 2018, by Christina Chan, R.Ac. Help us transition to non-profit. Invest in the longevity and sustainability Heart & Hands. Contribute now From Christina Chan, R.Ac.: “I hold a deep faith …
Due to the ongoing health crisis presented by COVID-19 we are postponing the West Shore Youth Triathlon. It was scheduled for May 24, 2020. A new date has not yet been established but we are working with West Shore Parks …
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Heart & Hands has been the only reliable constant in my healing process. It’s the only place that, if I am struggling to keep up with life’s demands, I can show up knowing that I will walk out with improved …
It’s never just a treatment that I get at H&H, it’s education and empowerment… Read more »
As some of you may already know, the UVic Student Union Building in which our office is located is now closed in response to COVID-19. In order to continue to support survivors and our wider community, we are switching up …
We are thinking about all of you and hope you and your communities are able to stay safe. We are inspired by the efforts of everyone stop the spread of COVID-19. We are grateful for our tireless healthcare workers…
We are in a very bizarre time at the moment. Measures have been taken globally to slow down the spread of the Corona Virus and this has impacted everyone on the planet. If you are feeling slightly unsettled, you are …
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In the last two years, the federal government has taken initial measures to reduce noise and disturbance from vessels (to make it easier for whales to feed and communicate), and to create areas where killer whales can feed without competition with …
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Many Raincoast staff already work remotely from home and we are encouraging them to continue doing so while following current government advice around social distancing. The same applies to our Applied Conservation Science Lab at the University of Victoria. Our …
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A friend of mine brought me along to H&H back in September 2016 while I was in the process of recovering from a broken foot. I was apprehensive at first about receiving acupuncture due to my fear of needles. But …
I’m writing to inform you about the Victoria Sexual Assault Centre’s response to COVID-19. Our commitment to our clients, colleagues, and communities that we serve is of the highest priority to VSAC. We have determined that the most socially responsible …
My first experience with acupuncture was right here at Heart & Hands in 2013. Christina and multiple other acupuncturists through the following months warmly welcomed me to this lovely community clinic. I was healing from an injury and felt supported …