
Covid Considerations: self-organising for mutual aid
Becky Seale shares stories, dilemas, tips and reflections about self-organising from her experience as a member of a London Covid-19 mutal aid group.

Becky Seale shares stories, dilemas, tips and reflections about self-organising from her experience as a member of a London Covid-19 mutal aid group.

As a member of a Mutual Aid group in Wigan, Angela Fell explores how it feels like there’s a ‘feeding frenzy’ going on with tension between a centralised, institutional response and a natural, resident led street response.

Inflammatory bowel disease nurse Rachel describes how she’s managing to support her patients during the pandemic, as well as her colleagues and her family.

Rajwinder Kaur Cheema reflects on the shifts in mood, conversations and community she’s noticed during this crisis, whilst raising key questions about how we value our public services and personal wellbeing.

Cat Duncan-Rees explores what opportunites the coronavirus crisis might offer whilst navigating personal loss and seeing first-hand health and care systems being rapidly transformed.

Video calls and virtual meetings are providing vital connections during the coronavirus crisis. Yet I believe we should not be afraid to say that virtual work meetings, are not that easy.

Local Councillor and former MP Laura Smith reflects on how community organising has never been more important or more powerful during this time of crisis.

How a local community in Scotland came together to run a bustling independent greengrocers, suppling ehtical, local and organic produce.

Nicola Wood (Tameside & Glossop NHS) writes the 5th in our Greater Manchester series of blogs exploring person and community centred heath and social care.