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Thanks also to @_melysandra
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Mutual aid is where a group of people organise to meet their own needs.
Mutual aid is where a group of people organise to meet their own needs.
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This organization is done outside of the formal frameworks of charities, NGO& #39;s and government.
This organization is done outside of the formal frameworks of charities, NGO& #39;s and government.
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Mutual aid is, by definition, a horizontal mode of organising.
Mutual aid is, by definition, a horizontal mode of organising.
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All individuals involved in mutual aid are equally powerful.
All individuals involved in mutual aid are equally powerful.
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There are no & #39;leaders& #39; or unelected & #39;steering committees& #39; in mutual aid projects.
There are no & #39;leaders& #39; or unelected & #39;steering committees& #39; in mutual aid projects.
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In mutual aid work, there is only a group of people working together as equals.
In mutual aid work, there is only a group of people working together as equals.
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Mutual aid is believing in each other.
Mutual aid is believing in each other.
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Mutual aid is about building co-operative projects.
Mutual aid is about building co-operative projects.
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Mutual aid is practising making decisions together.
Mutual aid is practising making decisions together.
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Mutual aid is about sharing things and meeting more people in our communities.
Mutual aid is about sharing things and meeting more people in our communities.
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Mutual aid work may not always be easy, but it is deeply satisfying.
Mutual aid work may not always be easy, but it is deeply satisfying.
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Solidarity, participation and liberation are at the centre of mutual aid.
Solidarity, participation and liberation are at the centre of mutual aid.
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Mutual aid work is about finding new projects and new understandings.
Mutual aid work is about finding new projects and new understandings.
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Mutual aid is about changing social relations...
Mutual aid is about changing social relations...
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... in order for us to all be protected from the current crisis...
... in order for us to all be protected from the current crisis...
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... and better prepared for future catastrophes.
... and better prepared for future catastrophes.
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... to support and look out for one another.
... to support and look out for one another.
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Different mutual aid projects fight for justice on a broad spectrum of fronts...
Different mutual aid projects fight for justice on a broad spectrum of fronts...
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... for example, prison reform, renter& #39;s rights and community resistance to gentrification.
... for example, prison reform, renter& #39;s rights and community resistance to gentrification.
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No-one will be left behind.
No-one will be left behind.
