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All you need is a scanner and a program that can edit photos. I personally have a really old HP printer from the early 2000s (so in other words, you shouldn’t need anything too fancy) and I use photoshop to quick fix the colors and crop. I scan at 300-600dpi. It takes a bit longer but the quality of the end result is worth it.

And in photoshop I don’t usually do much, usually doing Image > Auto Tone/Contrast/Color is enough, but if not then I edit through levels (Image > Adjustments > Levels).

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In honor of Asian American and Pacific Islander Heritage Month, we’re dedicating our next few #SupportBrooklyn posts to small businesses and organizations that are dedicated to supporting the AAPI community. Apicha Community Health Center’s mission is to provide affordable health care for underserved and marginalized people living in New York City, especially Asians and Pacific Islanders, the LGBTQ+ community, and individuals living with and affected by HIV/AIDS. Read more on @apichachc’s work below:

“Apicha CHC was founded in 1989 to address unmet HIV/AIDS-related needs of Asians and Pacific Islanders in New York City. We are dedicated to providing inclusive, comprehensive care to those in need, regardless of their ability to pay. We are dedicated to acting as a safe haven for marginalized communities, including immigrants, the uninsured, and LGBTQ+ people. We offer primary medical care, HIV specialty care, access to PrEP/PEP, transgender health care, STI/STD testing and screening, behavioral health, and women’s health services. In addition to medical services, Apicha CHC also offers a range of support services, including nutrition, health education, health insurance and SNAP enrollment, health home, and community engagement programs. We are committed to treating patients holistically and with the respect they deserve.” - Apicha CHC 

Apicha Community Health Center

Website: www.apicha.org

Phone: (212) 334-6029 

Instagram: @apichachc

Facebook: @APICHACommunityHealthCenter 

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i made :

moodboards

icons

layouts ( aesthetic, color, basic )

(an update + support chain)

Hey everyone! I thought for those of you in first year or just in uni/college in general, we can share how our first month went, give some love, support and maybe some tips for things others need help with, so reblog and add yours!

freshman 1st month

 so far I’ve had two midterms; one I got a 55 on, which was very devastating, the other I legit just wrote 2 hours ago, so the grade is a tbd. I’m hoping that this was just my getting a feel of uni and i will do way better on the next ones! 

i’ve gotten 83+ on all of my assignments that have been due throughout the month...so yay!! this sort of counteracts the bad midterm grades

i feel burnout at least once a week; im trying to work on it, but tips would be great!

i really don’t have a set routine for studying, the gym, cooking etc. (i’m living in an apartment on my own and it definitely gets lonely sometimes even when i feel busy!)

i’ve definitely been struggling with what the worth and point of all this stress for school is, but still pushing through it although my anxiety is bubbling up

Overall, it hasn’t been a bad month, but it hasn’t been good either....ups and downs. Here’s to making this next month better and trying to get into a good schedule!