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The staff of Ruth Ellis Center inside Detroit, MI work tirelessly every day to ensure our organization's vision: a world where LGBTQ+ young people are safe and supported no matter where they go. These are their stories and the stories of those whom we support. Are you readier? Are you looking for a good read? Be sure to catch our newest segment the Reading Room at the end of each episode. New episodes are released each month. Are you following our socials?BlueSky| @ruthelliscenter.bsky.socialInstagram| @ruthelliscenterFacebook| Ruth Ellis Centerwww.ruthelliscenter.org
Ruth Ellis Center hosts Voices of Ruth Ellis Center, a business show with 34 episodes published.
There are a lot of false statements going around aboutgender affirming care, and we use this episode to debunk it. Krystina and I’Sha sit with Lead Outpatient Therapist, Ryan, LMSW a therapist at Ruth Ellis Center. We di
To uplift Sexual Assault Awareness Month, we interviewDale Krueger (he/him) MYSHARE Co-Facilitator and Jarred Daniels (he/him) SHARE Implementation Specialist at Michigan Organization on Adolescent Sexual Health(MOASH).
The misinformation and stigma around HIV are still anissue in the year 2025 oddly enough. From the lack of knowledge about PrEP to thinking it only effects Black gay men, there is a WHOLE lot to debunk and demystify. We
When it comes to LGBTQIA+ community some relationships are more “accepted” than not. This episode we cover Lesbian love and how it is received differently from the rest of the community. Reading Room Book of the Month: T
Happy New Year! This episode we discuss queer in educationwith our producer Patrick who not only produces our podcast but teaches too! We also reveal our new segment called the Reading Room! Reading Room Book of the Mont
Our Director of Development & Advancement Nazarina Mwakasege is BACK honey! This bonus episode discusses DEI through a global manufacturing lens with Global Director of Diversity & Inclusion Lamar Thomas of MAGNA Interna
As the saying goes, “Blood is thicker than water "but the true quote is consistently misused. The real saying is, “Blood of the covenant is thicker than water of the womb” meaning, those you choose to “shed blood with” h
It’s Primary election season and time to get out to vote, but what if you don’t know how? Yes, that may sound shocking to some but many of those we serve don't know their rights around voting, how to vote or even if they
Being a teenager is a journey in itself, add being a trans teen in states that dont support you and we add a whole other level of adversity. In this episode Krystina and I'Sha interview Nico Lang (They/Them) journalist a
I'Sha and Krystina conduct and in-depth conversation with Joyya Pettus, Assoicate Housing Director and Manny, a young person at Ruth Ellis Center. These conversations address why the Ruth Ellis Center is so important to
I'Sha and Krystina Discuss Pride 2024 We highlight the amazing support we received this year during Pride and uplift those who have been supporting our efforts to make the world a better place for LGBTQ + young people. W
Hey y'all, missed us? We've missed you too, but we're back honey!!! This time with an engaging conversation about Faith and resiliency with one of our colleagues JM and some insight on where we will be and what we will b
Happy Women’s HERstory Month! We’d like to close this month of celebrating Women by highlighting two powerhouse women in our organization. Kathie Griffin, Associate Director of Health Equity and Outreach/CLQ Program Mana
Holiday Season is a BUSY one for Ruth Ellis Center. All of the staff are running around and organizing things to make sure the young people we serve have a holiday season of joy, needs met, and space for their chosen fam
'Tis the season of gratitude and giving and I’Sha and Krystina discuss just what that giving from supporters like you looks like for the agency and share our gratitude. #GivingTuesday is right around the corner on Novemb
*Warning, host are using and speaking about some words that may be considered offensive or explicit. * This is a long one ya’ll, but rightfully so. I’Sha and Krystina discuss masking, but not the masking you may assume,
Krystina and I’Sha discuss AI and the challenges it presents for LGBTQIA+ folks and their identity intersections. They spoke with tech expert Oliver Haminson, Assistant Professor at the University of Michigan School of I
I'Sha and Krystina speak about gender affirming care, expose false statements about the practice, and share the facts backed by data. The Ruth Ellis Center Voice of the Month is Celina, Education and Facilitation Special
We didn't mean to stay away for so long, but we return bearing gifts and a bit of time warp if you will. In this episode, you'll learn a bit of PRIDE history, both personal and the origins of the movement itself. We'll t
We've been away too long! We've missed you and we've got a surprise in store. We're going to be talking to an awesome woman, learn about her journey, and her personal history with the Ruth Ellis Center. There will be lot
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