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Picturing Home: Housing as Harm Reduction


A zine featuring four interviews and somatic exercises about housing justice and harm reduction.

What does home mean? What has it meant in the past, and what could it mean in the future? Throughout the COVID-19 pandemic, efforts to stay safe and healthy have called on people to stay home. But what about people without a home, in congregate homes, in prison, or in other carceral settings?

Picturing Home: Housing as Harm Reduction spotlights the lived experiences of 4 individuals—Rashidah Abdul-Khabeer, an anonymous Camp Teddy Resident, Salahudin Abdul Basir, and Moses Santana—as they navigate and/or witness the need for secure housing in Philadelphia. Interviews and somatic exercises bring together topics about home, health, and agency through the lens of harm reduction.

You can download a free copy of the zine here. 

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Creative Resilience Collective is a health justice organization based in Philadelphia. We partner with underserved communities and advocates looking to combat stigma and improve access to self-determined mental health care.

We believe our collective agency can create positive change in care systems, leading to more equitable futures. We do this through educational workshops, study groups, critical writing, public art, youth programs, and the building of local tools and resources to shape the evolution of dignified care.
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