Upcoming Events

Thanks to a kind and brilliant charitable donation by @twistieonthego, Sexuality, Health Empowerment (SHE) will be hosting an event focused on menstrual cups and some free cups will even be donated to the community!
Menstrual cups are amazing for the environment and your pocket (one menstrual cup is used for an entire menstrual cycle and lasts for years!) Menstrual cups have also been very helpful in addressing dysphoria during menstruation in some non-binary and trans masculine people.

Our friends from Twistie on the Go will be there to teach us all about the cups and its many benefits, so if you’d like to know more about menstrual cups and even get a freebie, you don’t want to miss out on this event!

The event will be at the @equals246 Drop in Centre. Please message us or email Barbados.she@gmail.com for location and event details.

For more info on menstrual cups, please visit twistieonthego.com .

Join us for our first games night of 2019! As usual there will be board games and video games! Have you had a chance to play the Smash Brother Ultimate? Now’s your chance! Prefer a bit of Taboo or Cards against Humanity? There’s that too! If you have a game you wish to share with us, please bring it along!

There will be a communal refreshment station for those who are able to bring a drink or snack, but we will also have refreshments on sale. Funds made at social events goes to future social events.

Following on from last month’s discussions on Stigma and Discrimination, this week were are looking at how coming out comes into play. When is a good time to come out? Do you even have to come out? How has coming out (or not) help you?

Following on from last month’s discussions on Stigma and Discrimination, this week were are looking at how coming out comes into play. When is a good time to come out? Do you even have to come out? How has coming out (or not) help you?