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Police Obsolescence Project: Feeling for the Edge of your Imagination: finding ways not to call the police (from Imagine Alternatives)
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Working toward a world without coercive authority. Feeling for the Edge of your Imagination: finding ways not to call the police (from Imagine Alternatives). Dear friends, family, acquaintances and people with whom I share house party dance floors and supermarket lines,. A few weeks ago, an acquaintance of mine attended a police lineup,. How could he send someone into a cage, especially when no one’s safety was being threatened in that moment – when he (the finger-pointer) wasn’t backed...As we paced in ...
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Police Obsolescence Project: Blue Light Safety Project
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Working toward a world without coercive authority. Blue Light Safety Project. Another interesting effort about town this group is working on. The Blue Light Safety Project is a Santa Cruz local community effort to provide temporary safe spaces for people who are feeling unsafe. Community members who want to provide a safe space to those in need simply put a blue light on their house. The project is an attempt to provide safety in our community outside of institutional solutions such as police. Working to...
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Police Obsolescence Project: Questions to ask yourself
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Working toward a world without coercive authority. Questions to ask yourself. Here are the discussion questions that we posed at the World Without Police BBQ and discussion. This was a remarkably simple event to hold, and generated inspiring discussion and great, actionable ideas. And hopefully raised awareness of issues around police, and inspired some folks to action. The discussion questions were circulated early on so people could talk about stuff during the informal BBQ:. What are police failing at?
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Police Obsolescence Project: World Without Police Brainstorm
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Working toward a world without coercive authority. World Without Police Brainstorm. Here is a list of ideas that came out of the great discussion at the World Without Police BBQ:. Someone reported that in their town, people put up green lights on their porches to signal that their house is a safe space that people can come to when they need help. When we are connected to each other and to our neighbors we don't need police. What better way to feel connected to your neighbors? Any solutions to problem can...
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Blue Light Safety Project: Frequently-Asked Questions
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A disorganized list of answers to questions that people have posed to us:. How did this start? Are there similar projects elsewhere? This project is part of the Santa Cruz Community Safety Workgroup. Who takes advantage of the Blue Light Project? What neighborhoods need it most? How do people find out about the project? How do people find a blue light house? How many blue light houses are there? That have chosen to list their location. What kind of people do it? How do houses become blue light houses?
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Blue Light Safety Project: Introducing the Blue Light Safety Project
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Friday, August 23, 3011. Introducing the Blue Light Safety Project. The Blue Light Safety Project is a Santa Cruz local community effort to provide temporary safe spaces for people who are feeling unsafe. Community members who want to provide a safe space to those in need simply put a blue light on their house. The project is an attempt to provide safety in our community outside of institutional solutions such as police. You may see signs at houses around town:. This is the Blue Light Safety Project.
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SoilieLeaks! | Soilie Watch
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Taking punk rock back from the vegans since 09! Laquo; The Big Payback! Comments off for now! No, it’s not like that. It’s simply that US intelligence is able to bring to bear legal and political pressure on them. And it’s costly for them to hand out records one by one, so they have automated the process. Everyone should understand that when they add their friends to Facebook, they are doing free work for United States intelligence agencies in building this database for them.”. Go to city council meeting...
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Police Obsolescence Project: Workgroup Notes - May 12, 2011
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Working toward a world without coercive authority. Workgroup Notes - May 12, 2011. These notes came out of a small group meeting that was part of the larger Community Safety Workgroup. From which this project is a spinoff. It reflects the initial enthusiasm and energy that people brought to the idea of working to create a world without coercive authority, as well as positive solutions to frustrations with police misconduct, excessive force, and intimidation. Convincing neighbors that cops are problematic.
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Blue Light Safety Project: About
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Blue Porch Light by. Kevin A. Slotemaker. The Blue Light Safety Project is a Santa Cruz local community effort to provide temporary safe spaces for people who are feeling unsafe. Community members who want to provide a safe space to those in need simply put a blue light on their house. The project is an attempt to provide safety in our community outside of institutional solutions such as police. You may see signs at houses around town:. This is the Blue Light Safety Project. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom).
