10/15/2022
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DECARCERATING CARE::
This Monday, our founder will sit on
conversation. With this fifth installment in the ongoing series, they start the Decarcerating Care lifecycle over. They’ll reflect on the ways in which our landscape has intensified since the series began, bringing both new challenges and new opportunities to cultivate autonomy, self-determination, and liberation for those experiencing crisis and distress.
“This fifth installment will examine how systems of surveillance intersect with mental health and disability by reviewing historical examples and exposing present-day iterations. A panel of mad and disabled community members, mental health practitioners, activists, and scholars will explore responses within and adjacent to our mental health system that often result in coercion, confinement, and incarceration. Drawing on deep lineages of resistance – particularly by Black, Brown, Indigenous, disabled, mad, and q***r communities – we will uplift ongoing resistance and movement efforts that respond to these covert forms of control and prioritize community-based frames for safety in pursuit of collective healing.”
Panelists: Idil Abdillahi, Azza Altiraifi, Yana Calou from Trans Lifeline, TL Lewis, and Shawna Murray-Browne in a conversation moderated by Selima Jumarali
Access: ASL + CART provided
Donations: The suggested donation for this event is $10, though no one will be turned away. IDHA is a small organization that runs largely on community support — we appreciate donations of any size for those who have capacity to give.
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