A dark salmon sheet with an unadorned background: “Power relations. Lastly, we exist in a society permeated by structural oppression, determined by all the institutions (and more!) listed earlier so it’s vital to recognize our positionality and privilege. Consider the ways that you aren’t disadvantaged or marginalized— and figure out ways to contribute to or collaborate with folks who are, in that way. Recognize where you may have privilege, access, clout or visibility, and leverage that power for people and communities beyond yourself. Check in on folks with marginalized identities, those that are disproportionately impacted or being targeted by historic and current events, who are in most danger or at higher risk of further retraumatization. Trauma informed care isn’t complete without Disability Justice, racial justice and environmental justice. Nothing and no-one is isolated and a holistic approach is necessary. Recognize how we may represent or utilise different types of power, esp. during our trauma responses, and attempt to pass that power along to those who typically have access to power.”
A dark salmon sheet with an unadorned background: “Power relations. Lastly, we exist in a society permeated by structural oppression, determined by all the institutions (and more!) listed earlier so it’s vital to recognize our positionality and privilege. Consider the ways that you aren’t disadvantaged or marginalized— and figure out ways to contribute to or collaborate with folks who are, in that way. Recognize where you may have privilege, access, clout or visibility, and leverage that power for people and communities beyond yourself. Check in on folks with marginalized identities, those that are disproportionately impacted or being targeted by historic and current events, who are in most danger or at higher risk of further retraumatization. Trauma informed care isn’t complete without Disability Justice, racial justice and environmental justice. Nothing and no-one is isolated and a holistic approach is necessary. Recognize how we may represent or utilise different types of power, esp. during our trauma responses, and attempt to pass that power along to those who typically have access to power.”