Community-Based Response to Intimate Partner Violence During COVID-19 Pandemic
The pandemic showed that community-based supports can foster safety and accountability without requiring state intervention.
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Collective movement struggles during the twin crises of COVID-19 and the 2020 uprisings have helped blur the concepts of public safety and public health.
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Calls for getting back to the office raise particular quandaries for employees with disabilities.
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The emerging law of social distancing is vital to the future of public health. And social protests are playing an important role in these developments.
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The federal government needs to find a way to forget past mistakes and misjudgments in the face of a new threat.
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We have entered a new stage of erasure of children, of the disabled, and of the vulnerable.
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Read more: What Can the Federal Government Do When States Make Dangerous Decisions? What Can the Federal Government Do When States Make Dangerous Decisions?
The federal government has all the power it needs to stop the actions of individual states that put the entire nation at risk.
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Law’s inherent bias towards stability is poorly suited to the challenges of addressing rapidly evolving public health crises.
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This shift in policy unfairly burdens small businesses and individuals to be the guardians of public health.
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Read more: What Makes a Bad Public Health Decision? And How Can We Make Good Ones? What Makes a Bad Public Health Decision? And How Can We Make Good Ones?
Bad public health decisions are made in siloes. Good public health decisions require the pooled expertise of a multi-disciplinary, non-hierarchical team.
