Jonquilyn Hill

I think there are a lot of resources.

And I would start with trying to see if there are mutual aid groups that are in your neighborhood or in your community.

because in many cases there actually are and so you don't have to reinvent the wheel you look to the examples of older groups who are already there and join those and if there aren't then you take it upon yourself to try to start those groups get together with a few of your neighbors pool some resources and see what are the needs of your community and then start by trying to fill those needs in the ways that you can

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