Join Therapy Access Project for a screening of the documentary Bedlam, followed by a conversation about dismantling systemic harms and envisioning equitable, community-driven approaches to mental health care.
The documentary Bedlam contains sensitive and potentially distressing material related to mental illness, psychiatric hospitalization, institutionalization, homelessness, and systemic abuses within the mental health care system. For a full content warning click the link in our bio.
Is a creative collective & intergenerational social practice center dedicated to building Rogers Park community through radical art making, mutual aid & programming.
Embraces a horizontal organization model that centers marginalized voices while fostering mutual growth & healing.
Intentionally works to counter systemic oppression, while building up positive alternatives outside of those systems and structures.
Is committed to never requiring payment in exchange for programming associated with our collective.
Does not endorse any political candidates, nor do we host political events, such as fundraisers.
