Raphaellakay

@raphaellakay.bsky.social

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🗣 FR & ENG OK 📍France 🇲🇬 ATCK, 33 years old, autistic, aroace, queer & avid music fan 🎶 Posting for #NaeemaFamily Helping families from #GazaVerified ✅ 🐘 https://mastodon.world/@raphaellakay Collectif https://fedipourgaza.org/ 🎬 https://boxd.it/3dAyx

View through a car window shows a street scene with buildings and construction materials. The main subject is a construction site with stacks of white material covered by tarps. In the background, there are buildings, some appearing to be under renovation, and trees. The sky is bright and hazy.
A split image showing a close-up of a child's injured leg with a wound and a crying child. The text reads: "I thought I could save my little one's life as quickly as possible, but I didn't realize how incredibly difficult it would be. My child's condition worsens every day, and I'm still far behind. I don't know why people haven't donated. Please share this link with your friends. gofund.me/7656b5ee6 🙏"
Two people's hands are sorting through a collection of aluminum can tabs spread out on a textured white surface with black stripes.
Two people's hands are sorting through a collection of aluminum can tabs spread out on a textured white surface with black stripes.
A hand holds a pile of aluminum pull-tabs from beverage cans against a textured background.
Movie poster for "Gnomeo & Juliet" featuring a gnome character in the foreground and a yellow construction vehicle in the background under a blue sky with clouds.
Saji is wearing a blue shirt and shorts, lying on his side on a bed with a floral patterned blanket, with a bandage on his knee.
Saji is looking at the camera and he is holding a UNICEF white plastic bag. His expression is very sad, and his eyes are sunken.
"Support Naeema's Family" poster with a collage of five images: destroyed buildings, a group of children smiling, a large tent, and an ornate pattern. Text reads: "Naeema lives with her two parents & her five siblings. Make a donation on GoFundMe or on Chuffed". Includes QR codes for GoFundMe and Chuffed, and a URL. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety Chuffed: https://chuffed.org/project/183929-support-naeemas-family-in-gaza
A small, pale worm crawls on a textured gray fabric.
"I am Rawan from Gaza, I am 22 years old. I am the sole breadwinner for my family. I am currently studying Medical Laboratory Sciences, hoping one day to contribute to the health sector and help those in need." #GazaVerified, a QR code, and the URL "https://www.chuffed.org/project/148683-help-rawan-reach-her-dream-and-goal". An illustration shows a person in a hijab holding a Palestinian flag and a microscope. The URL "https://mastodon.social/@Rawan_kh22" is also visible.
Recent activity: Paddington in Peru Sly Homefront Death Race
A broken heart emoji followed by text reads: "In the tents, our fear is no longer only of the war. We now live in fear of the rats that sneak in every night, threatening our children and taking away what little sense of safety we have left. Even sleep has become a distant dream in a life weighed down by pain. 🐁🙏💔" The background is blurry and appears to show two rats on the ground.
Book cover for "The Myth of Normal: Illness, Health and Healing in a Toxic Culture" by Gabor Maté with Daniel Maté, featuring a stylized human profile in abstract, vibrant colors of pink, orange, and yellow, with a circled callout indicating "over 1 million copies sold."
Naeema in hijab facing away from the camera, standing on a beach and looking at the ocean and sunset.
An earwig with prominent pincers on its abdomen walks across a textured blue surface.
A black metal kettle is heating on a makeshift stove made of bricks and metal supports, with flames visible beneath it, set on sandy ground.
A view through a car or bus window shows a row of tents set up in what appears to be a temporary shelter or camp. The tents are made of tarp-like material, with some showing signs of wear and tear. The sky above is clear and blue. Overlaid on the image is text that reads: "Tents are no longer just shelters; they have become overcrowded spaces where people struggle to survive each day. Cramped conditions, almost no personal space, and poor sanitation make life even harsher. Amid the heat, dust, and unbearable odors, people do their best to preserve their dignity, but the suffering is impossible to hide. What we need is not sympathy, but a life worthy of human beings."
A hand holds a yellow aerosol can with black and red text and graphics, advertising an insecticide. The can has a black nozzle at the top and depicts a stylized figure spraying a plant.
"Support Naeema's Family" poster with a collage of five images: destroyed buildings, a group of children smiling, a large tent, and an ornate pattern. Text reads: "Naeema lives with her two parents & her five siblings. Make a donation on GoFundMe or on Chuffed". Includes QR codes for GoFundMe and Chuffed, and a URL. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety Chuffed: https://chuffed.org/project/183929-support-naeemas-family-in-gaza
Recent activity: The Pink Panther (rewatch) The Bank Job The Meg 2 : The Trench The Meg
⚠️ Important annoucement / Annonce importante ⚠️ 10.07.2026 As the campaign manager for Chuffed won’t be available for a while, please make your donations on GoFundMe 🙏🏽 Here is the link: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety The campaign on GoFundMe is the original campaign but we had to create a Chuffed when the GoFundMe got temporarily paused for verification. It's a different person on GoFundMe who manage the campaign. Please keep supporting Naeema's family — donate on GoFundMe if you can. If you prefer to keep donating on Chuffed, it's alright. But the transfer won't be possible for now – to be transparent, no donations have been transfered yet from Chuffed (fees are high so we wait for a certain amount before doing a transfer).
Picture of rubble.
"Gaza Verified Campaigns" social media post listing "#GazaVerified campaigns that raised less than $200.0 in the past 7 days: 1. @yosefAziz ($0) 2. @Zaki ($0) 3. @ghassangaza ($0) 4. @Nourfuturedr ($0) 5. @Raghadd17@mas.to ($0) 6. @bilal_mo ($0) 7. @lina2026 ($0) 8. @MahmoudGaza ($0) 9. @Mohammedmorjan ($0) 10. @Ahmed_Gaza_Celiac ($0) 11. @AlaaGaza2026 ($0) 12. @Dalla1982 ($0) 13. @HadiSamir ($0) 14. @Hamed1987 ($0) (1/16)"
An update titled "Updates 19" states: "Yesterday Aya Shamala · Organizer I'm trying so hard not to lose hope. Our fundraiser is still frozen, and every day brings new debts and new worries. I'm still trying to reach GoFundMe, but until then, this PayPal is our only way to survive. Please... if you can't support us, help our story reach someone who can. I don't want our family's pain to disappear into silence. Aya paypal.me/majdshamala" Below the text are three images: a family sitting among rubble, a child in an outdoor setting, and a child lying in a hospital bed receiving medical attention.
A hand holds a yellow aerosol can with black and red text and graphics, advertising an insecticide. The can has a black nozzle at the top and depicts a stylized figure spraying a plant.
"Help Naeema's Family Rebuild Their Lives. Naeema (lower right), her parents, and 5 siblings have lived in a single tent for 3 years. We can help them reach safety & a happier home, together. Images show a family photo, a tent, and a person reflecting in a mirror. A QR code and donation information are also present. "Visit their verified site for more information: https://gaza-verified.org/ @naeemafamily@mastodon.social Thank you. SCAN TO DONATE"
"Naema's Family Story" collage featuring a destroyed building, a group of four people smiling, a tent, and a person taking a selfie. Text reads: "We are a Palestinian family of 8 members. I am the eldest daughter in the family. Our family consists of my parents, two daughters, and four sons. We lost our home, our safety, and our future... and we now live surrounded by fear, displacement, and continuous bombing, in a reality that becomes harsher day after day. We only want a chance to live with dignity and rebuild what remains of our exhausted souls." A Palestinian flag heart and a QR code are also present.
L'un des petits frères de Naeema qui arrange leur tente qui s'était effondrée.
Photo prise par Naeema, on voit ses trois petits frères et sa petite sœur.
A young person wearing glasses (Elias, Naeema's little brother) sits looking upwards, holding a piece of cardboard. Text overlays the image stating "Unbearable heat, fragile tents, and a childhood drained a little more each day. How painful it is for children to grow up surrounded by such suffering."
Naeema wearing a long, dark blue pinstripe dress and a light purple hijab stands in a field of green crops under a blue sky with scattered clouds.
A damaged pickup truck sits in a dusty street with destroyed buildings in the background, under a bright sky. Text overlay reads "Khan Younis... my city that was once full of life has become a city covered in rubble." with a broken heart emoji.
"Support Naeema's Family" poster with a collage of five images: destroyed buildings, a group of children smiling, a large tent, and an ornate pattern. Text reads: "Naeema lives with her two parents & her five siblings. Make a donation on GoFundMe or on Chuffed". Includes QR codes for GoFundMe and Chuffed, and a URL. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety Chuffed: https://chuffed.org/project/183929-support-naeemas-family-in-gaza
The number "23" and a small crown on top of the 3, placed on a white circular surface.
Book cover for "Hold On to Your Kids: Why Parents Need to Matter More Than Peers" by Dr. Gordon Neufeld & Gabor Maté. Features an illustration of a young plant sprout. Text on the cover reads: "DR GORDON NEUFELD & GABOR MATÉ", "Hold On to YOUR KIDS", "Why Parents Need to Matter More than Peers", "'A healer to be cherished' NAOMI KLEIN", and a green circle with "New chapter on post-pandemic parenting in a digital age".
Recent activity: Disco Dancer YMCA : L'histoire derrière Village People The Transporter 2 The Transporter
Recent activity: YMCA : L'histoire derrière Village People The Transporter 2 The Transporter Paloma au PluriElles
A video compilation shows a crying child with a leg wound. Text reads: "Épinglé cdfgga.bsky.social @cdfgga.bsky.social · 8j I thought I could save my little one's life as quickly as possible, but I didn't realize how incredibly difficult it would be. My child's condition worsens every day, and I'm still far behind. I don't know why people haven't donated. Please share this link with your friends. gofund.me/7656b5ee6 🙏 0:10 Made with VideoShow"
"Support Mohammed Naji. Collage of photos showing him and his family in what appears to be difficult living conditions, including carrying yellow water jugs, cooking, and tending to supplies. Text reads: "A university student living with his family of 7." A portrait of Mohammed Naji is shown next to a QR code. Text at the bottom reads: "Make a donation on Chuffed" followed by a URL: https://gaza-verified.org/people/@mohamednaji@kafeneio.social/
Collage of images depicting destruction and a family's plea for dignity. The top section features four panels: a pile of rubble from destroyed buildings under a clear blue sky; a selfie of four smiling individuals; a tent set up in an outdoor area; and a black and white image of a person in a headscarf holding up two fingers in a peace sign, reflected in ornate decor. Below the images, text reads: "Naema's Family Story. We are a Palestinian family of 8 members. I am the eldest daughter in the family. Our family consists of my parents, two daughters, and four sons. We lost our home, our safety, and our future... and we now live surrounded by fear, displacement, and continuous bombing, in a reality that becomes harsher day after day." A framed text box states: "We only want a chance to live with dignity and rebuild what remains of our exhausted souls." A Palestinian flag and heart symbol are in the bottom left, next to a URL and QR code.
Naeema in hijab facing away from the camera, standing on a beach and looking at the ocean and sunset.
"Support Naeema's Family" poster with a collage of five images: destroyed buildings, a group of children smiling, a large tent, and an ornate pattern. Text reads: "Naeema lives with her two parents & her five siblings. Make a donation on GoFundMe or on Chuffed". Includes QR codes for GoFundMe and Chuffed, and a URL. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety Chuffed: https://chuffed.org/project/183929-support-naeemas-family-in-gaza
A tiny, dark brown insect with visible legs rests on a person's palm, which is crisscrossed with prominent lines.
A table summarizing the differences between willfulness and willingness. The table has two columns: "Signs of Willfulness" and "Signs of Willingness". Under "Signs of Willfulness", the rows list: Bitterness, Obsession, Rumination, Frustration, and Feeling "stuck" and "locked in". Under "Signs of Willingness", the rows list: Lightness, Acceptance, Adaptation, Mourning, and Feeling at ease or relaxed. Text above the table reads: "Dialectical behavioral therapists often distinguish between willfulness (trying to fight reality) and willingness (acknowledging and working with reality on its own terms). Systemic Shame encourages willfulness—it values difficulty and struggle above all else, and celebrates valiant effort, even when it goes nowhere. It also doesn't adapt to shifting realities very well. In fact, Systemic Shame preaches that we have a moral obligation to continue to fight for perfection in our personal lives, interpersonal relationships, and our society at all times, even and especially when it doesn't seem to be working. Willingness, on the other hand, involves adapting ourselves fluidly to our current circumstances and feelings, and even releasing an old goal or ideal that's no longer serving us. Willingness is not weakness, and to become willing doesn't mean we have to declare our current reality is any good. It simply means asking ourselves what we can do to make our own lives less miserable, given what's currently true. Here's a quick table summarizing the differences between how willfulness and willingness feel:".
The cover of the book "Unlearning Shame" by Dr. Devon Price, with the subtitle "How Rejecting Self-Blame Culture Gives Us Real Power." The title and subtitle are in large, bold, yellow text against a textured yellow background. The cover also features a quote: "This book brings shame into the light where it can be faced, embraced, understood and ultimately, healed." - Celeste Headlee, Author of We Need to Talk. The author's name and previous book title are at the bottom.
A black teapot and pot of water are heated over an open fire on a makeshift stove, with flames engulfing the base. The image contains the text: "We burn our clothes just to cook food... Even the most basic necessities of life have become a daily struggle for survival. 💔"
"Support Mohammed Naji. Collage of photos showing him and his family in what appears to be difficult living conditions, including carrying yellow water jugs, cooking, and tending to supplies. Text reads: "A university student living with his family of 7." A portrait of Mohammed Naji is shown next to a QR code. Text at the bottom reads: "Make a donation on Chuffed" followed by a URL: https://gaza-verified.org/people/@mohamednaji@kafeneio.social/
Four partially peeled white eggs on a piece of cardboard.
"Support Naeema's Family" poster with a collage of five images: destroyed buildings, a group of children smiling, a large tent, and an ornate pattern. Text reads: "Naeema lives with her two parents & her five siblings. Make a donation on GoFundMe or on Chuffed". Includes QR codes for GoFundMe and Chuffed, and a URL. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety Chuffed: https://chuffed.org/project/183929-support-naeemas-family-in-gaza
A fluffy dark gray cat with a braided rope collar lies on a pink and striped blanket, looking towards the camera with one eye partially closed.
"Support Naeema's Family" poster with a collage of five images: destroyed buildings, a group of children smiling, a large tent, and an ornate pattern. Text reads: "Naeema lives with her two parents & her five siblings. Make a donation on GoFundMe or on Chuffed". Includes QR codes for GoFundMe and Chuffed, and a URL. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety Chuffed: https://chuffed.org/project/183929-support-naeemas-family-in-gaza
"Support Naeema's Family" poster with a collage of five images: destroyed buildings, a group of children smiling, a large tent, and an ornate pattern. Text reads: "Naeema lives with her two parents & her five siblings. Make a donation on GoFundMe or on Chuffed". Includes QR codes for GoFundMe and Chuffed, and a URL. GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-the-awad-familys-journey-to-safety Chuffed: https://chuffed.org/project/183929-support-naeemas-family-in-gaza
A green banner with a heart symbol formed by the Palestinian flag and the words "Gaza Verified" below it. Above the banner, text reads: "J'ai partagé les familles sur Bluesky dernièrement, et il est maintenant temps de refaire le partage ici de toutes les familles dont la cagnotte stagne !" followed by "gaza-verified.org/donate/".
A pink "Happiness Diary" notebook with a pink pen lies open on a wooden desk next to a bottle of Schweppes Lemon Mint drink and rolled-up documents.
A young person is shown from the shoulders up, wearing a dark blue t-shirt with orange lettering. A red flower graphic with a yellow center and a green leaf is placed over the person's face. The background is blurred and appears to be indoors with various objects and furniture visible. The t-shirt has the partial text: "AL emite IS IC".