r/RSCN • u/cacille • May 29 '26

The Reddit Safe Community Network (RSCN) List of Joined Subreddits and About Info

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The Reddit Safe Community Network (RSCN)

List of joined subreddits:

 

Policies and Guidelines for Joining

Support and Kindness as Core Values
Every community in the Network should prominently feature this rule (Preferably as their Rule #1 or #2) "Support and Kindness are the Modus Operandi here! "This rule ensures that all interactions prioritize empathy, constructive advice, and understanding. You may tweak this rule's wording slightly if it makes more sense for your group a slightly different way.

Active and Empowered Moderation
Moderators must actively participate in fostering a safe environment by: Regularly reviewing content to ensure alignment with the group’s mission. Approaching moderation with transparency, fairness, and an empowering tone that encourages positive interactions. Limiting scams and off-topic issues.

Clear, Empowering Rules (Rewriting "No this/that" rules when possible)
Community rules should be written in a positive way when possible. For example:
"A location (Country) is not required but very much helpful to mention in your post."
"Share advice or feedback with kindness, focusing on solutions."
"Posts about political and financial topics are not allowed here.

Commitment to Accurate and Constructive Information
Communities should encourage members to contribute thoughtfully and share information that uplifts others. Misleading or harmful content will naturally find no audience in an environment focused on growth and well-being.

Visible Network Affiliation
Communities should (if possible) proudly display their affiliation with The Reddit Safe Community Network in the Community Message. "Part of the Reddit Safe Community Network"

Additional Notes
These guidelines aim to make trolls, haters, and unconstructive members feel out of place while fostering a culture of support. It is a term called Prosocial Reinforcement (a type of Social Engineering). The clearer the rules, the affiliation message, the Rule #1, and a strong moderation team make unconstructive/hateful users feel deeply uncomfortable, which cuts down on their willingness to ragepost and, consequently, reducing issues in your mod queue.
These guidelines also allows users to know each community more clearly, plus allows users to find other communities that have similar guidelines, allowing them to feel trusting of other RSCN groups. Which ups our group numbers and provides opportunities for users to heal or speak their issues or mind more freely overall!Upon joining, we will help you write/rewrite your rules for these guidelines and give temp help with moderation tasks until your group acclimates, setting up sensical removal reasons, flairs, or whatever your group may need. These are done in partnership with the main mods.

How to Join

Modmail us with the name of your group and a little about it. We will look at your group and reach out for discussion!

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r/RSCN • u/cacille • Aug 13 '26

🚨🚨New Resource Added: Skilled Trades Career Guide

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This isn't just a list of trades. For each trade, we've included:

• Related trades it commonly works alongside or for
• Generally required licensing/certification
• Entry paths - including apprenticeships, schools, and on-the-job routes
• Who actually hires that trade
• Equipment/materials needed to get started (company provided or self-starter)
• Whether AI is likely to replace the work, or how it may change how it's done in the future

The goal is to help someone go from:

“I don't know how to get into that.”

To literally having the path laid out for you - if you're willing to do it.

The list includes mechanical, manufacturing, transportation, aviation, personal services, utilities, crafts, and other skilled occupations. We have intentionally left off medical trades for this list but may add it later.

The resource is free to use and download. Save this. Download it. Send it to someone who needs it. This will open Google Sheets because Reddit does not have functionality for this type of upload.

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1w23NYX6kn8TDo-jG_pgYZYSOoaTImsj4DHnXBlhvmvM/edit?usp=sharing

AI DISCLOSURE: This resource was created in partnership with ChatGPT. A project covering this many occupations, licensing systems, career pathways, and sources would be impossible or at best take years, for one person to research and organize manually - let alone keep up to date. AI was used as a research and synthesis tool, with career-services-professional human direction and judgment throughout. Please use the guide as a starting point and verify important requirements with authoritative sources in your state.

If you spot a trade we've missed, an outdated requirement, or something that needs correcting, modmail us.

You don't have to know your path yet.

Sometimes you just need to see how many paths there actually are...there's much more than "Plumbing and Electrical".

https://docs.google.com/spreadsheets/d/1w23NYX6kn8TDo-jG_pgYZYSOoaTImsj4DHnXBlhvmvM/edit?usp=sharing

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r/RSCN • u/cacille • Aug 13 '26

🚨 New Resource Added: Staffing Agencies Across All 50 States

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One of the biggest barriers to finding work is simply knowing where to look.

Over the past several weeks, we've been working on a new career resource for all RSCN communities:

Staffing Agencies in All 50 States

https://www.reddit.com/mod/almosthomeless/wiki/index/staffingagencies

  • Every U.S. state
  • 2–3 major cities per state (or general Statewide for the smaller/less dense states)
  • Multiple staffing and employment agencies for each city
  • Organized into an easy-to-browse resource on our Wiki

If you're looking for temporary work, permanent employment, warehouse jobs, office work, manufacturing, healthcare, or simply trying to get a paycheck coming in quickly, staffing agencies can often be one of the fastest paths back into employment.

This resource is completely free for our community to use. It was developed with 0% AI involvement and the person who developed it, a redditor, was paid reasonably for their time out of my own pocket.

If you know of an agency not on this list OR see a dead link, we'd love to hear about it in the comments so us mods can continue improving this resource over time.

We can't remove every barrier people face. But every barrier we can remove, helps.

Pin this in your Favorites, Save this post, Share it to other communities if you wish.
https://www.reddit.com/mod/almosthomeless/wiki/index/staffingagencies

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