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OMG! Our SEESAY App is Best In Nation!

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February 15, 2017

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We are THRILLED to announce, SEE Something. SAY Something. has been awarded 2017 BEST IN NATION for the VERIZON INNOVATIVE APP CHALLENGE!

VERIZON ANNOUNCEMENT: https://appchallenge.tsaweb.org/national-winner


The Taos Community has supported our effort all the way!

Please join us for a SEESAY team recognition ceremony TODAY at TAOS ACADEMY CHARTER SCHOOL from 3:00-4:00PM.

It really did take a village but OMG . . . we WON!!!

– Justis, Seb, Aryanna, Emmett, Zach and Luckie
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CYBERBULLYING: What We Know & Can Do Today

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December 10, 2016

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Yesterday dozens of teens and young adults in our community were victims to a very public, mean-spirited cyberbullying attack that hit Facebook, Instagram and Snapchat platforms. 

Please know we take this attack seriously. We’re sorry for the harm caused to those targeted and are working to bring this situation to a close as quickly as possible.

WHAT YOU SHOULD KNOW
– Taos Municipal Schools, Taos Police Department and New Mexico State Police are actively investigating to identify the person and/or persons responsible for the attack. The cyber attacker(s) potentially face criminal charges as a result of the violations committed.

WHAT WE CAN DO NOW
– To help stop the violations, assist authorities in identifying who is responsible. If you have any info to share or continued online posts to report, please contact Officer Henry Sanchez, Taos Police Department at (575) 613.6570 or Luckie Daniels, Taos Municipal Schools at (575) 224.4480.

– Resist re-sharing content [and talking] about the attack. No denying the content shared was hurtful. But authorities need to determine who is responsible for putting it online, and re-sharing original posts makes following the digital trail challenging. Also, the person/persons involved intended to cause those attacked pain and embarrassment. Don’t give him/her the satisfaction – cut the effort short!

– Get help if you need it. What’s happened is upsetting. Talking about this experience with trusted family and friends can help you get through it. We also have local resources (see below) and Crisis Text Line at #START 741741 available to support you. You are not alone. Let your circle and community help.

– Crisis Text Line – Text “START” 741741
– DreamTree Project (575) 758-9595
– Golden Willow Retreat (575) 776-2024
– Valle del Sol (575) 751-7037
– Non-Violence Works (575) 758-4297
– Tri-County Community Services (575) 758-5857
– 24/7 Emergency (575) 758-1125
– Youth Hotline (877) 968-8454
– National Suicide Prevention Lifeline (800) 273-8255
– Sky Counseling Center (505) 473-6191
– Ted Wiard (505) 690-0126
– Jill Cline (575) 770-1327
– Marsha Carlson (650) 933-8367
– Risa Lehrer (575) 758-3913

As we learn more, we’ll share more. Just know this, we are here for you, however and whenever you need it.

See something. Say something. Do something.

Luckie and Justis
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11/22 TAOS EVENT: LGBTQ Youth Nights at DreamTree Project

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November 21, 2016

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WHAT
This is a series of monthly youth nights for LGBTQ youth and allies that we are hosting at DreamTree Project this school year, September-April. This is a youth-led, adult-supported group for youth ages 12-18 who are motivated to include and uplift local LGBTQ youth. Pizza, soda, and snacks are provided for *free*, as well as youth-designed activities throughout the year.

WHERE
DreamTree Project – 128 La Posta Rd, Taos, New Mexico 87571

WHEN
Tomorrow, November 22 at 5 PM – 7 PM

WHO
LGBTQ youth and allies

Checkout the Facebook event HERE. Go relax, be yourself and have fun!
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REST IN PEACE: Trempealeau Morninglight

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July 26, 2016

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Trempealeau Hagios Morninglight left us too soon on July 22nd, 2016. Born in 2001 at Tres Orejas, New Mexico, Trempealeau was a fearless, radiant, brilliant being who will be forever loved and remembered by everyone who knew him.

From his journal, a poem by Susan Christensen:

Let me tell you about a game I play

Where I close my eyes and fade away

I float away to a special place

Beyond the stars and moon and space

In this special place you see

There are only two people – just you and me

In this place, all is right

Nothing but love, and we never fight

In this place, there is no sadness

No cells, no courts, none of that madness

No rules to follow, no laws to break

No bars to hold us or separate

No one to tell us we can’t kiss or touch

I don’t just tell you “I love you” – I show you how much

But eventually the game must end

My eyes must open, and reality sets in

But someday soon – I’m not sure when

I will close my eyes and play my game again

#RIPTremp
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