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Mutual Aid on Lockdown

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by Ciro Carrillo

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13 episodes

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This entire podcast exists simply to address one question: How do we do mutual aid during a pandemic? You know? Like, how do we organize during a time when we can’t even see one another in person? How are people building social power and social movements in these unprecedented circumstances? The purpose of this podcast is to hear from many different people about how they’re answering that question and what lessons they’re learning along the way. This podcast is meant to be a resource that doesn't require you to sit in front of a screen- listen to it while taking a walk!

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Episode thumbnail for #13: Wendolyn Omaña from Four Corners Mutual Aid on Intergenerational Trauma, Healing, and Doing Mutual Aid During A Pandemic.

September 8, 2020

#13: Wendolyn Omaña from Four Corners Mutual Aid on Intergenerational Trauma, Healing, and Doing Mutual Aid During A Pandemic.

In this episode, I talk with Wendolyn Omaña from Four Corners Mutual Aid.   Wendolyn is a racial and social justice activist and former board member of the Colorado Immigrants Rights Coalition who is currently leading programs for the healing of intergenerational trauma within immigrant communities.  We have a great discussion about these topics and how they relate to mutual aid! To find out more about Four Corners Mutual Aid, and help them raise needed funds, visit these links! https://fourcornersmutualaid.wordpress.com/ https://www.facebook.com/FourCornersMutualAidNetwork/ Also, check out the Native Lens project via Rocky Mountain PBS, which invites Native and Indigenous storytellers to share their stories!   Check out stories, or submit your own at this link: https://www.rmpbs.org/nativelens/

Episode thumbnail for #12: LEGAL EPISODE - Michael Haber discusses the new Legal Guide for Groups doing Mutual Aid During COVID, potential legal problems and precautions, and how to do Mutual Aid during a pandemic.

September 3, 2020

#12: LEGAL EPISODE - Michael Haber discusses the new Legal Guide for Groups doing Mutual Aid During COVID, potential legal problems and precautions, and how to do Mutual Aid during a pandemic.

In this special Legal Episode, we are joined by Michael Haber.  Michael is a professor at Hofstra Law School, Lawyer and Activist in New York.  He has recently published a Legal Guide for Groups Doing Mutual Aid During the Covid-19 Pandemic.   We discuss potential legal problems that may arise for groups doing Mutual Aid during these times, as well as possible solutions.   A lot is covered in this episode, and Michael does a great job of bringing these issues down to earth and making them understandable! You can find his Mutual Aid Legal Guide here:  https://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=3622736 Or in the "resources" section at MutualAidLockdown.com

May 26, 2020

#11: Dean Spade on Motivation, Pacing, Building Capacity for Sustained Movements, and Doing Mutual Aid During A Pandemic.

In this episode, I talk with writer and organizer Dean Spade about some of the more personal aspects of Mutual Aid work.   How does one go about finding motivation during a time like this?  And how do you know the best way to plug in to groups or projects?  And how do we pace ourselves while doing this kind of work?  Dean offers a lot of great insight into these personal aspects, and then we talk about the bigger political picture too: How can our Mutual Aid groups be working to build capacity for sustained movements?  How do we make sure our Mutual Aid work isn't just a flash in the pan?  Download worksheets for your group and other useful materials at Dean's website! www.deanspade.net www.mutualaidlockdown.com mutualaidlockdown@gmail.com

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What is Mutual Aid on Lockdown?: This entire podcast exists simply to address one question: How do we do mutual aid during a pandemic?

You know? Like, how do we organize during a time when we can’t even see one another in person? How are people building social power and social movements in these unprecedented circumstances? The purpose of this podcast is to hear from many different people about how they’re answering that question and what lessons they’re learning along the way.
This podcast is meant to be a resource that doesn't require you to sit in front of a screen- listen to it while taking a walk!
How often does this podcast release new episodes?: This podcast updates daily.
Where can I listen to this podcast?: This podcast is available on 4 platforms including Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and more. You can also use the RSS feed directly.
Does this podcast accept guests?: Yes, this podcast regularly features guests.

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