Community Norms, Social Distancing & Bullying
Introduction
Community norms can either promote a healthy, caring community or lead to a toxic community that is harmful. In public and subsidized housing for the elderly and disabled, failure to control bullying and mobbing (group bullying) creates a toxic community, while failing to prevent transmission of COVID-19 can create a deadly situation.
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Vulnerable But Vigilant
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A Strong Ombuds
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Now We Must Stop the Retaliation: An Open Letter to Legislators, the Governor, and the People
Ripples and Waves in Lowell Housing
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My activism as a child, our activism today.
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Bonny's Links
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How do I keep the music playing?
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The Revolution in Public and Subsidized Housing
The Revolution Has Begun
Together we are making a revolution, fighting for our rights by using the traditional systems for legislation and the administration of housing programs.
The traditional system for change is democracy: grass roots organizing; building a coalition of tenants, managers and landlords; and partnering with legislators.
We are the revolution. We will assure the rights of tenants who are elderly or disabled by making sure they have safety and justice. We partner with legislators and everyone who is willing to help.