Thanks to all who came out to the resource exchange today, and a huge thanks to the Atlantic City Area Friends Meeting for welcoming us into their space for free! If you weren't able to make it out don't worry, the next resource exchange will likely be quite soon!

This month's book for Queer Headed Book Club is Compound Fracture by Andrew Joseph White. Join us on May 13th, 6:30-7:30pm at the Egg Harbor Township Library meeting room! RSVP at the link in our bio to let us know you're coming! *If possible have the whole book read by book club, but if not come with whatever portion you have read.

Queer Headed will be hosting a resource exchange at the Atlantic City Area Friends Meeting in Galloway this Saturday, May 10th from 11am-1pm! 📍437-A S Pitney Rd, Galloway, NJ 08205 This won't be a one for one exchange, you don't have to bring anything to participate and anything brought for donation will be put out on the tables for anyone to take from. If you wish to bring items to donate here are some suggestions: Gently used: -Clothing -Shoes -Accessories -Binders -Tools New and unopened: -Makeup/beauty products -Shelf stable food items -Hair products **if you are a queer owned business or have skills, services, or talents you're willing to provide for free or a significantly reduced cost to the queer community please bring your business cards or contact info. There will be a sign up sheet for those without business cards. Skill/service examples include plumbing, sewing, dance, public notary, farming, carpentry, juggling, etc etc

This month's book for Queer Headed Book Club is On Earth We're Briefly Gorgeous by Ocean Vuong. Join us on April 22nd 6:30-7:30pm at the Egg Harbor Township Library meeting room! RSVP at the link in bio to give us a headcount! *If possible have the whole book read by book club, but if not come with whatever portion you have read.

Introducing Queer Headed Book Club! Run by our very own Rowan Baxter-Green this club will meet monthly to discuss queer books of the community's choosing. The first month's book is This is How You Lose the Time War by Amal El-Mohtar and Max Gladstone. Join us on March 11th 6:30-7:30pm at the Egg Harbor Township Library meeting room! RSVP at the link in bio :)

This March Queer Headed returns to Cape May! Our last attempt at walking Cape May Point in January was snowed and iced out (the entire trail was literally covered in ice) so we're heading back down south to give it another go. We'll be walking about 3 miles on sandy terrain and boardwalks and taking in the beautiful marsh, woods, and beach of Cape May Point State Park and the Nature Conservancy's South Cape May Meadows. Link in bio to RSVP, hope to see you all there on March 8th at 1pm! Bring water and dress in layers :)

Yesterday was divine ✨️ we're so grateful to all the beautiful people who came out to share connection. Queer Headed Speed Dating volume 2 was a massive success 💘

Repost! The venue has asked us to remove the address from public posts, which is why we're resposting it without the exact address. Still in the same place in Mays Landing, DM us for address details (you will also receive the address and directions once you sign up). Same event, same time, same place, so no changes! Message us with any questions :) P.S. tickets are still available but for this event they're limited due to the size of the venue so rsvp before they run out! Link in bio to sign up

Had a great time taking in nature, chatting with new friends, and monkeying around today in Belleplain 🌳🤸‍♂️ Keep an eye out for our March nature walk and join us for nature shenanigans! #naturewalk #newjerseyqueers #southjerseyhikes

Rounding out our lineup of events for February is this month's nature walk, which will be held at Belleplain State Forest 🌲 We will be meeting in the Lake Nummy parking lot and walking 3.3 miles on flat, sandy terrain. Dress in warm layers and bring water and a snack! **Winter layering tips: -Wear synthetic fabrics like acrylic, polyester, etc as a base layer closest to your skin with several layers on top that can be wool, wool blend, cotton blend, etc. -Never wear cotton as a base layer as it holds moisture to your skin and can increase your chance of hypothermia in cold weather. -Don't forget to also wear a warm hat, gloves, warm socks, and a scarf or something to keep your neck warm- protecting your extremities is important in cold weather. -If you have sensitive sinuses consider also wearing a cloth face mask/face covering as it can help warm up the air as you breathe and prevent sinus inflammation.