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Announcement :: Housing |
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Call for submissions: Do You Think That Your Neighborhood is Safe? |
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by Michael Allen
Email: eoa (nospam) eco-absence.org (verified) |
04 Jan 2005
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We are trying to challenge traditional notions of "safety." What makes you feel safe: good neighbors, public institutions? What makes you feel unsafe: too many police officers hanging around? drunken rich kids driving around your 'hood? Let us know. |
DO YOU THINK THAT YOUR NEIGHBORHOOD IS SAFE?
We want to know what you think about where you live. Please tell us, in as many or as few words as you think are necessary, if you think your neighborhood is safe and why (or why not). We aren’t looking for any specific type of answer; we just want you to be honest.
Please send in answers by May 1, 2005. We will publish your response (As long as we can read your handwriting!) and all the others in a zine. If you include your contact information, we’ll send you a copy of the zine when it’s finished.
Send responses to: eoa (at) eco-absence.org, or (if you prefer analog) to Neighborhood Safety Zine, c/o Claire Nowak-Boyd and Michael Allen, 4462A Swan Avenue, St. Louis MO 63110 USA. If you know anyone else who’d be interested in responding to this, please let them know about it.
Thank you for your time,
Ecology of Absence
www.eco-absence.org
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Name (Pseudonyms are fine. We will print whatever name you give us here.):
Neighborhood:
City:
State/Province:
Country:
My area is (choose one): Rural Urban Suburban Other
How long have you lived there?:
Do you think your neighborhood is safe? Why or why not?: |
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