The Harm Reduction Lens
Melodie KGThe Harm Reduction Lens offers grounded insights on using harm reduction as an ethical and analytical framework for policy, systems, and organizational design. Through my consulting practice, I help teams translate these principles into action.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 30 | Subscribers | Read | melodiekg.substack.com |
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They shot a white woman and got away with it
I live in Minneapolis, MN, where over 2,000 ICE agents have been deployed to terrorize alleged immigrants. Now focused primarily on sweeping working class neighborhoods and targeting Somali families, according to a press release by Homeland...
Harm reduce your holiday parties
I’ll start with the obvious: The Holidays™ are here, and it’s our first The Holidays™ under blatant authoritarianism in the U.S. — how fun for us!
The Lost Art of Embodied Harm Reduction
“Harm Reduction” was originally a survival strategy. It emerged not from institutions, but from communities who refused to abandon people who use drugs. It was built on a simple, radical ethic: we keep each other alive when the government w...
Why won't you give away the money you definitely have?
The other day, my husband was stopped in front of a grocery store by a particularly well-dressed Black man who was fundraising for a reputable, national organization focused on the well-being of the environment.
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Speaker, Writer, Movement Builder. Offering systems analysis through a lense of harm reduction. Critiques on public policy, philanthropy, and power -- grounded in lived experience as a sex worker.
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