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	Please also see our wiki page: Notes on Accountability from Beyond Survival: Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement.		Please also see our wiki page: [[Notes on Accountability from Beyond Survival: Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement]].

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	== Examples of Transformative Justice ==		== Examples of Transformative Justice ==
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	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" "''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" "''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>



	'''For further insight on transformative justice, we recommend checking out [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-_BOFz5TXo this quick video] featuring Adrienne Maree Brown, Mia Mingus, Stas Schmiedt, Ann Russo, Esteban Kelly, Martina Kartman, Priya Rai, and Shira Hassan'''		'''For further insight on transformative justice, we recommend checking out [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-_BOFz5TXo this quick video] featuring Adrienne Maree Brown, Mia Mingus, Stas Schmiedt, Ann Russo, Esteban Kelly, Martina Kartman, Priya Rai, and Shira Hassan.'''
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			Please also see our wiki page: Notes on Accountability from Beyond Survival: Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement.




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	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" "''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" "''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>

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	== Examples of Transformative Justice ==		== Examples of Transformative Justice ==
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	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" ~~'''''''~~"~~'''~~''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" "''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>

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	~~Disposability discourse~~		Shame undermines transformative justice.
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	~~Much discussion around the severity of COVID was lessened by expressing how it mainly sickens and kills elderly~~, ~~chronically ill~~, and ~~disabled people. This discourse suggests these groups are seen disposable~~.~~ ~~
			*Where guilt focuses on a behaviour (I did something bad), shame creates an identity (I am bad). Shame creates hiding, numbing, blaming, attacking, defending and overcompensating.<br>
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	~~Loosened restrictions too early~~		For folks who have experienced harm, they'll want to assess...
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	~~When governments loosened COVID restrictions in response~~ to ~~business demands~~, ~~political pressure, and public impatience, rather than scientific evidence, high risk populations (~~the ~~chronically ill, disabled and elderly) were subsequently told they are disposable yet again. ~~		*What accountability for the harm caused looks like to them
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	~~Working through illness~~
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	~~Regulations around how many sick days should be required when someone falls ill with COVID also demonstrated ableism. In relation to these regulations, and in favour~~ of ~~profit above health, many politicians including US President Joe Biden, praised themselves for working through COVID, instead of encouraging people to rest and recover if they'd fallen ill. ~~
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	~~Individualism~~		For folks who caused harm, they'll want to assess...
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	~~Individuals have been encouraged to make 'personal' choices on vaccines (without legitimate health restrictions), masks and gatherings.~~

	"''There is no individual safety without collective safety and collective safety requires that no one is safe unless everyone is safe." - Mia Mingus <ref>https://leavingevidence.wordpress.com/2022/01/16/you-are-not-entitled-to-our-deaths-covid-abled-supremacy-interdependence/</ref> ''

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	~~=== Nathan Shara on going from saying sorry to doing sorry ===~~
	*Shame undermines transformative justice. Where guilt focuses on a behaviour (I did something bad), shame creates an identity (I am bad). Shame creates hiding, numbing, blaming, attacking, defending and overcompensating.
	*We want to avoid overaccountability: "I can't stand how bad I feel and I can't imagine making it right" and underaccountability: "I'm going to hide that it happened or lie/blame someone else"
	~~<p>For folks who have experienced harm, they'll want to assess:</p>~~
	*What accountability for the harm caused looks like to them
	*Requests they might have, boundaries for the person who caused harm
	*Their understanding of what caused harm
	~~<p>For folks who caused harm, they'll want to assess:</p>~~
	*How they're relating to the situation		*How they're relating to the situation
	*How they think their behaviour impacted the person		*How they think their behaviour impacted the person
	*How would they feel about telling someone in their life they caused harm to the person?		*How would they feel about telling someone in their life they caused harm to the person?
	*How they understand what caused the harm		*How they understand what caused the harm
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	'''For further insight on transformative justice, we recommend checking out [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-_BOFz5TXo~~ ~~ this quick video] featuring Adrienne Maree Brown, Mia Mingus, Stas Schmiedt, Ann Russo, Esteban Kelly, Martina Kartman, Priya Rai, and Shira Hassan'''		'''For further insight on transformative justice, we recommend checking out [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=U-_BOFz5TXo this quick video] featuring Adrienne Maree Brown, Mia Mingus, Stas Schmiedt, Ann Russo, Esteban Kelly, Martina Kartman, Priya Rai, and Shira Hassan'''
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 <span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>   &nbsp;</span>
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 *Shame undermines transformative justice. Where guilt focuses on a behaviour (I did something bad), shame creates an identity (I am bad). Shame creates hiding, numbing, blaming, attacking, defending and overcompensating.

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	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>

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	== Examples of Transformative ~~Justice~~ ~~<ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>~~ ==		== Examples of Transformative Justice ==
	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref>  </span>

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	== ~~Notes from Beyond survival: strategies and stories from the transformative justice movement.~~ <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref> ==		== Examples of Transformative Justice <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref> ==
	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon </span>

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	== Notes from Beyond survival: strategies and stories from the transformative justice movement. <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref> ==		== Notes from Beyond survival: strategies and stories from the transformative justice movement. <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref> ==
	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?"''~~ ~~''' ''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?" '''''''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon </span>

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	== Notes from Beyond survival: strategies and stories from the transformative justice movement. <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref> ==		== Notes from Beyond survival: strategies and stories from the transformative justice movement. <ref>https://www.akpress.org/beyond-survival.html</ref> ==
	<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?"'' ''' ''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you ~~crease~~ to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon </span>		<span style="">''"The process of building community safety poses some critical questions to our movements:''' '''What is the world that we want? How will we define safety? How do we build the skills to address harm and violence? How do we create the trust needed for communities to rely on each other for mutual support?"'' ''' ''"'''''''What can you help build? What conversations can you start to increase the safety of your community? What new structures or collaborations will you cease to decrease your reliance on the criminal legal system?"''- Ejeris Dixon </span>