Next City: These New York Neighbors Are Building Their Own Safety Net Apr 27 Written by Julia Hotz Over a year into a pandemic that’s revealed the deep food insecurity, health vulnerabilities, chronic isolation millions of Americans regularly face, the mutual aid experiments that emerged last March have more often than not become neighborhood mainstays. Julia Hotz Previous Previous MIT Technology Review: Can “democracy dollars” keep real dollars out of politics? Next Next Boston Globe: When money is running short, print your own
Next City: These New York Neighbors Are Building Their Own Safety Net Apr 27 Written by Julia Hotz Over a year into a pandemic that’s revealed the deep food insecurity, health vulnerabilities, chronic isolation millions of Americans regularly face, the mutual aid experiments that emerged last March have more often than not become neighborhood mainstays. Julia Hotz
