Canopy Medical Clinic

04/22/2026

We had an absolute blast seeing everyone and being at the S*xpo hosted by NDSU WAO-Women's Activist Organization! Thank you to all of those who came out! We are proud to help spread a message of s*x positivity and stigma reduction in our community.

04/18/2026

Today is the day!!! Come say hi to some of our staff at Brewhalla from 4pm to 7pm. They will be congregating upstairs.

04/17/2026

Meet some of our staff tomorrow! Some of our amazing people will be hanging out at Brewhala on tomorrow, April 18th , from 4PM to 7PM. Feel free to drop by and get know us! We are so excited to see you there!

04/14/2026

Come visit us at the 2026 S*x Positivity Expo by NDSU Women's Activist Organization on April 21st! We will have several staff there to chat with! It is a great event and we are so excited to be a part of it!

S*xPo is just a week away! Make sure you mark your calendars so you don’t miss any of the organizations coming! Check back later this week for a peek at which organizations are coming 💖

04/06/2026

Come meet some of our amazing staff! Some Canopy Medical Clinic staff will be hanging out at Brewhala Saturday, April 18th from 4PM to 7PM. This is an opportunity to meet us on your terms in an informal environment.

04/01/2026

No April Fools here! The April newsletter is out! As always, if there is something you would like to see added or shared in our newsletter, please let us know.

03/31/2026

March 31 is International Transgender Day of Visibility.
At Canopy Medical Clinic , we proudly affirm the right of transgender people to live openly, safely, and with dignity — not only today, but every day of the year.
As transgender communities across the United States and around the world continue to face escalating attacks on their rights, healthcare, and very existence, it becomes even more essential for us to speak out. Visibility is powerful. Solidarity is necessary. And support must be unwavering.
We remain committed to being a steady light in the darkness — standing with the roughly 1% of the global population who identify as transgender, and advocating for a world where they can thrive without fear.

03/27/2026

Come meet us in a relaxed environment on your terms! Some of our incredible staff will be hanging out at Brewhala on Saturday, April 18th from 4PM to 7PM. We look forward to seeing you there!

03/19/2026

🌈 New Canopy T‑Shirts Are Here!
We’re so excited to share that our brand‑new Canopy Medical Clinic T‑shirts are officially available — and they’re already turning heads.
Featuring our clinic logo on the front and a bold, pride‑forward design on the back, these shirts celebrate community, visibility, and year‑round affirmation.
✨ $30 each
✨ Available now at Canopy Medical Clinic
✨ Soft, comfy, and perfect for showing your support
Whether you’re a patient, an ally, or someone who believes in inclusive, judgment‑free care, this is a great way to rep the Canopy mission.
Stop by the clinic to grab yours and wear your pride all year long.

03/16/2026

Your health deserves a space that sees you, respects you, and supports you.
At Canopy Medical Clinic, we provide inclusive, judgment‑free care — from mental health care to gender‑affirming services to s*xual health and wellness.
🌿 Your care belongs here.
🌿 Your story matters.
🌿 Your appointment is just a phone call or email away.

03/13/2026

THIS SATURDAY - hosted by FM Q***r Readers! Come join and learn. There will be a Q&A with Shine Bright and Live. Anonymous question box for sensitive questions. All genders and s*xualities included!

Directly after 's fundraiser for (12-4) — if you have a full day come for a lot of good things!

03/10/2026

As part of Women’s History Month, we honor Harriet Tubman — whose federal day of recognition is March 10.
After escaping slavery, Tubman returned more than 13 times to rescue over 70 family members and friends, earning the name “Moses” from those she guided to freedom. During the Civil War, she served the Union Army as a nurse, cook, scout, and spy, and became the first woman to lead a major armed military raid, liberating more than 700 enslaved people.
Later in life, she became a powerful advocate for women’s suffrage, working alongside leaders such as Susan B. Anthony.
Her legacy reminds us that the fight for women’s rights did not end with suffrage — it continues today. May we carry forward the strength, courage, and conviction she embodied.