Community Crisis Monitoring
Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.
Community Crisis Monitoring
- Real-time and integrated
- An equitable surveillance system must account for the adverse effects surveillance strategies typically have for communities of color through intentional and inadvertent actions.
- The sharing of information between public health and other (e.g., law enforcement) sectors can lead to incarceration, deportation and loss of social services.
- Improving community control over surveillance mechanisms reduces this possibility and improves community access to the tools of knowledge production.
- This expands our understanding and approach to crisis communication practice.
