The Castro Country Club
The Castro Country Club
At The CCC - Importance of Designated Spaces
At The CCC - Importance of Designated Spaces
At The CCC - Importance of Designated Spaces
Monday 14th November 2022
Discover why designated spaces are vital for marginalized communities in recovery with Anthony, Bonnie Violet, and Lou Lou on 'At The CCC'.
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Recovery Reimagined
Sexual Empowerment & Identity
Creative Recovery Journeys
Understanding Addiction & Recovery
Financial Health in Recovery
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Get the buttons here!Creating Safe Havens: The Role of Designated Spaces in Recovery
These spaces are so important for individuals, especially like folks in the trans community, because already dealing with so much violence and so much kind of negativity or whatever, even from the gay community, being able to have a space, have a space where you can go and you can get your recovery without the unnecessary drama these places are.
Ever wondered why designated spaces are crucial in the journey to recovery? In this thought-provoking episode of 'At The CCC', hosts Anthony, Bonnie Violet, and Lou Lou tackle the significance of these safe havens, especially for marginalized communities like LGBTQ, BIPOC, women, trans individuals, and those living with HIV or Hep C.
Broadcasting live from the Castro Country Club in San Francisco, the trio brings their signature blend of warmth and honesty to a topic that resonates deeply within the recovery community. They explore how these spaces provide a refuge from the microaggressions and intersectional issues that can hinder one's path to sobriety. With personal anecdotes and historical insights, they shed light on the origins of designated spaces, dating back to the 1920s when marginalized groups first sought environments free from discrimination.
Fast forward to today, and the need for such spaces has only grown, offering individuals a sanctuary to focus on their recovery without the added burden of societal prejudices. The conversation also delves into the challenges of maintaining these spaces, including the complexities of addressing intersectional issues and the importance of failing courageously.
The hosts emphasize learning from one another and avoiding shame, making it clear that these designated areas are not just beneficial but essential for a holistic recovery journey. If you're curious about how designated spaces can transform your recovery experience or want to understand their historical and social context, this episode is a must-listen.