Please join our webinar series for August and September featuring insightful interviews with a peer support specialist working in harm reduction, specifically providing services to Queer People of Color. In this session, we’ll explore the vital role of peer support in creating safe and affirming spaces for individuals navigating substance use and mental health challenges. Our guest will share their experiences, strategies, and successes in fostering community resilience and empowerment. Join us as we delve into the unique needs and strengths of Queer People of Color in harm reduction, and learn how compassionate, culturally competent support can make a transformative difference.

In this VLC, we will be interviewing Tramour Wilson, MSW who is a distinguished leader in Baltimore’s harm reduction and community advocacy sector. Tramour began his journey as a peer support specialist, focusing on recovery and anti-recidivism in LGBTQ and justice-impacted populations. Tramour is now Senior Director of Community Engagement and Advocacy at the Pride Center of Maryland. His experience in grassroots engagement, organizational leadership, program implementation, and policy analysis brings a multifaceted perspective on Baltimore’s community engagement and public health ecosystems.