Guidelines for Safe Space
This is a list generated by 2007 Action Camp participants of guidelines for creating a safe space throughout the week.
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Action Camp Notes: Sexual Assault in Co-ops
These notes were generated during a discussion on sexual assault at Anti-Oppression Action Camp 2007.
Sexual Harassment Flowchart
Flowchart from Berkeley Student Cooperative. "When a member feels harrassed," they should...
BSC Member Demographics Surveys & Results
In 2012, the Berkeley Student Cooperative (BSC) performed a survey of the socio-demographics of its entire membership. The survey had an overall response rate of 73% (1,256 members). The survey document, the survey results, and multiple presentations/ analyses of the survey results are attached. The BSC intends to conduct on a periodic basis in order to have more definitive data on their membership over time.
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Ability Privileges
A checklist of privileges that apply to temporarily-abled people (people who are not currently societally categorized as physically or mentally "disabled").
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Safe Space Guidelines
These guidelines were created by 2007 Action Camp participants and are very adaptable for your co-op meetings.
Action Camp: Safe Space Guidelines
This is a list generated by 2007 Action Camp participants of guidelines for creating a safe space throughout the week.
Nonviolent Communication
This packet is full of useful tools for learning about and practicing nonviolent communication. This resource was created by: The Center for Nonviolent Communication (www.cnvc.org), 5600 San Francisco Rd. NE Suite A, Albuquerque, NM 87109, Tel: +1.505.244.4041. "We share our material freely and we appreciate donations. A contribution that reflects your appreciation of what we offer and the value you receive will be used to further the development and distribution of Nonviolent Communication.
Action Camp Notes: Creating Comfortable Spaces for People of Color
Participants at 2007 Anti-Oppression Action Camp compiled this list of Action Steps.
Demystifying and Decolonizing “Ethnic” Food
Presented by Vivian Onuoha