Mapping mutual aid. Mutual aid is a vital part of abolitionist practice.
Mapping mutual aid. Find Mutual Aid Networks and other community self-support projects near you. Reach out to these groups directly via the map above to get involved, offer resources, or submit needs requests. Transformative Mutual Aid Practices (T-MAPs) are a set of tools that provide space for building a personal “map” of wellness strategies, resilience practices, unique stories, and community resources. Problem : Lack of knowledge about the skills and resources within the community hinders mutual aid. The MAC meets regularly to test, evaluate, and improve the mutual aid network through the maintenance of a policy manual that governs the MAP, mutual aid role requirements and expectations, and related projects. TCMAP is a collective of volunteers maintaining a map of mutual aid sites around the Twin Cities. . This interactive map allows users to find mutual aid networks and other community self-support projects in their communities. Implementation : Survey, public map creation, assign map facilitators. Mutual aid is a vital part of abolitionist practice. Solution : Host mapping workshops to document and share community resources. This process and playbook are managed by the Public Power Mutual Aid Committee (MAC) with support from APPA staff. Rationale : Sharing resources increases collaboration and responsiveness in times of need. It is one of the tools that abolitionists use to redistribute power and resources, and in so doing change our relationships with one another and with our world. gtm tnumlohi rguu deokl avbfdh pfgubm rftz tduwhuq hnakr owcytto