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THREAD: Follow up resources from IDHA's 9/14 event #DecarceratingCare: Taking Policing out of Mental Health Crisis Response
We have made two versions of the 2-hour recording available.
The first is in panel view (ASL interpreters visible):
We have made two versions of the 2-hour recording available.
The first is in panel view (ASL interpreters visible):
You can also access the recording in participant view:
We created an extensive resource list on this topic to aid further exploration, including:
Psychiatry, social work, +abolition
Intersections of police violence+disability
Community-based alternatives to policing
Radical resources for clinicians https://www.idha-nyc.org/decarcerating-care
Psychiatry, social work, +abolitionIntersections of police violence+disabilityCommunity-based alternatives to policingRadical resources for clinicians https://www.idha-nyc.org/decarcerating-care
The complete closed captions transcript is available here: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1_EYoZYW3-0aasx9i0UJ3E4RuFvyIUsCqXcXBhgde7Gk/edit
You can also access an anonymized version of the Zoom webinar chat transcript: https://docs.google.com/document/d/10AlOXtrtFBrH5rDU6Oo-07U9he2QupzLO4XogbkiEUU/edit
Thanks again to all who made this event possible.
Assantewa Boykin @MHFirstSac, @stefkaufman @projectlets, @stellakuamensah, Tim Black @WhiteBirdClinic, @NeilMGong, @bindiram
Access team: Fingers Crossed Interpreting, @ACSCaptions
and #CCITNYC @allisonwilens, Carla Rabinowitz
Assantewa Boykin @MHFirstSac, @stefkaufman @projectlets, @stellakuamensah, Tim Black @WhiteBirdClinic, @NeilMGong, @bindiram
Access team: Fingers Crossed Interpreting, @ACSCaptions
and #CCITNYC @allisonwilens, Carla Rabinowitz
