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The collection is designed to help us talk about the barriers to wearing masks, engaging in social distance practices and staying home whenever possible, and to catalyze discussion about how we can support each other to overcome them instead of criminalizing non-compliance.
"Solidarity is Stronger Than Distance" by Nicole Manginelli — Why does 6 feet matter? Why does it matter when I am hanging out with people I know who are not sick? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image that reads “Solidarity is Stronger than Distance” on a blue sky background with black-and-white birds flying in a v-shaped formation.]
"Neighbors in Solidarity" by David Lowenstein — How can we be together in ways that are safe? What are ways to stay in touch? Ways to be together and be safe? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image of interlocking arms of different skin colors holding each others’ wrists to create a pentagon shape with a simple illustration of a house in the middle, and bordered by the words “Neighbors in Solidarity.”]
"We Never Asked Permission" by Glori Tuitt — Who do you trust to give you information about coronavirus and to talk about how to keep each other safe? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image of three Black femmes painted sitting on a porch and working on one person’s hair, all in vibrant shades of pink, brown, red, and gold.]
"Stronger Together" by Cai Diluvio — What has been hardest about following the rules that we have to wear masks in public or stay 6 feet away? What would make it easier? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square, bronze-colored image with the words “Stronger Together” and an illustration of the busts of three women, including one Black woman at the top and two women below her with fair skin and long black hair, all framed by blue and green flowers.]
"Mzanzi Stay Safe" by Trevor Paul — How do you feel wearing a mask? What feels hard? What feels easier? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with deep orange background and a simple outline of a green profile of a person with a red mask, along with a red, green, and black triangular pattern bordering the top of the image, and the words “Stay Safe, Let’s Flatten the Curve” towards the bottom.]
"Mask Up" By Lisa Vollrath — Why does wearing a mask matter? Why does how I wear a mask matter? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with bold blue and teal floral background, and the image of a darker skinned woman wearing a red shirt with the same floral pattern and a bright red mask.]
"Grow" by Easul Mims — If you test positive for coronavirus, what would you want to happen? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with a mint green background with a medical mask filled with a bouquet of pink, purple, and green flowers.]
"Who are you Protecting?" by Brianna Olson — How can we be together in ways that are safe? What are ways to stay in touch? Ways to be together and be safe? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with a light blue background featuring a Black man sitting in a wheelchair playing cards with another person who is standing behind a glass window and reaching out to touch the glass.]
Poster art by Cristy Road — How can we stay safe and support each other during a pandemic? What do we need to be safe? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with a light pink gradient background, featuring the busts of different people protesting, caring for each other, and avoiding police officers, all surrounded by protest posters and mutual aid care packages.]
To Stay Safe in a Pandemic We Need — empty jails & prisons, single-person shelters, income support & employment, workplace protection, universal broadband, universal quality health care, free grocery delivery, free air conditions & purifiers, free childcare... #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square text card that reads “To Stay Safe in a Pandemic We Need: empty jails & prisons, single-person shelters, income support & employment, workplace protection, universal broadband, universal quality health care, free grocery delivery, free air conditions & purifiers, free childcare.]
Poster art by Cristy Road — Safety in a Pandemic: Who can't stay safe now? What do we need to be safe? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with a light pink gradient background, featuring a doctor and a postal worker in personal protective equipment, surrounded by mutual aid packages and tools, cancel rent strike and prison abolition protest signs, food donations, and community transit.]
Who Can't Stay safe in a Pandemic? — homeless people, people in shelters & nursing facilities, service & agricultural workers, essential, low-income & gig workers, survivors of violence, LGBTQ youth, people whose homes are not safe, people in jails & prisons... #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square text card that reads “Who Can't Stay safe in a Pandemic? homeless people, people in shelter & nursing facilities, service & agricultural workers, essential, low-income & gig workers, survivors of violence, LGBT youth, people whose homes are not safe, people in jails & prisons.”]
"Take Care of Vulnerable People" by Felipe Arantes Silva — What has been hardest about following stay-at-home orders? What would make it easier? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image in orange and yellow depicting people setting up sleeping areas in a parking lot divided into small spaces, with “Effective Responses, Not Control” written across the top.]
"A Better Future" by Jessica Thornton — What kind of world do we want to build in response to this panedmic? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with “A Better Future Lies Ahead” written on the top of a multi-hued blue and green background with a circle in the middle featuring pictures of fish swimming in a stream away from a city that has wind turbines and sits at the base of a mountain.]
"Connected Heartlines" by Elizabeth Lozano — Who have we lost in our community? What do we know about how they got sick? How can we remember them and honor their lives? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image showing a painting of a person’s silhouette with veins sprouting from their heart seeking connection off the edge of the square against a starry background.]
"Everyone Needs Somewhere to Rest" by Bridgett Rangel-Rexford — What has been hardest about following stay-at-home orders? What would make it easier? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with an orange background showing a person sleeping outside under the hot sun with the words “Shelter In (No) Place: everyone needs somewhere to rest” at the bottom.” ]
"Pandemic as Portal" by Kill Joy — What kind of world do we want to build in response to this pandemic? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with a red, orange, pink and purple gradient and “Pandemic as Portal” written over the top of an image of a volcano with a power fist erupting out of it.]
"Turbulence" by Emily Regan — If you test positive for coronavirus, what would you want to happen? #COVID19SolidarityCard #COVIDWithoutCops [ID: Square image with a light lavender background showing the window of an airplane and the words “these are turbulent times, you are not alone, we will get through this.”]