Resources for Everyday People to End Violence
Resources for Everyday
People to End Violence
When a visiting instructor sexually assaults a member of a cultural center, it causes this storyteller to consider the use of violence as a response to violence, highlighting the gray area this question often occupies.
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Laying out a range of factors to consider, Isaac discusses why he and friends called a community organization rather than police
When a highly respected drumming instructor invited from Korea sexually assaults a woman at a Korean American cultural center, the members
The storyteller describes activating community networks to build her safety and agency when her police officer partner acts violently. Audio Recording
The storyteller describes activating community networks to build her safety and agency when her police officer partner acts violently. Audio Recording
The storyteller expresses the story of the harm they caused and their willingness to participate in community accountability. Audio Recording Transcript
When a Black woman is surrounded and verbally assaulted on a crowded street and no one intervenes, a group of friends
