Concerns for those experiencing intimate partner violence or PTSD, or even unsafe physical structures of a home are a few of many thoughts that come to mind, when thinking about the ways confinement is not a place of safety for all. #AAPFCOVID
We can and should be staying #SafeAtHome. But some of us are self-isolating voluntarily/safely & others involuntarily/unsafely/inequitably. What are the ways that confinement is not a place of safety? Comment below for a chance to join our post-show talk back using #AAPFCOVID
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Confinement in the context of public systems already designed to confine presents other issues to consider - namely, how the decision is made to release someone to home confinement, who is more likely to be released, and what supports are in place for home-life adjustments.
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Some people who are fairly privileged to live in dorms deal with the constant threat of being removed, not having access to nutritious food and good water, dealing w sexual predators, guards locking themselves in with the ATM, mailboxes, and all remaining alcohol gell....
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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My heart goes out to children living in abusive circumstances we can’t even imagine. How can they be protected?
Kiitos. Käytämme tätä aikajanasi parantamiseen. KumoaKumoa
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Thinking of Black and Brown people who are underhoused/homeless: to be both trapped but have nowhere safe to quarantine, and then have police conduct street "sweeps" and treat you like trash. NY's petition for
#HomelessCantStayHome: http://bit.ly/standwithhomelessNYers …#AAPFCovidpic.twitter.com/eXk6fRyLiQ
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We posted NYC DOH flyers in our park, as neighbors. But where do ppl go to "wash their hands"?
#HomelessCantStayHome
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