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advancesinsocialwork-27607	Milligan, Tara; Bender, Kimberly; Saavedra, Kate; Littman, Danielle; Dunbar, Annie Zean; Boyett, Maveryck; Morris, Karaya; Sarantakos, Sophia	Creating Ecosystems of Care Through Mutual Aid: Flattening Hierarchal Aid in the Early Months of COVID-19	2024	17	.pdf	application/pdf	8449	422	43	Mutual Aid as Horizontal Care Amidst failure of conventional hierarchical aid, mutual aid is one model of community care that may arise to replace or supplement governmental and non-profit delivered resources (which we refer to as “horizontal” and “flattened” approaches to care interchangeably throughout this paper). Mutual aid may be a means to flatten the vertical transfer of aid and resources from authorities to those in need and to instead subvert conventional power structures by creating what participants describe as an “ecosystem for all people” (Black/Multicultural nonbinary/two-spirit pansexual participant in Grand Junction involved in mutual aid for 7 months).	cache/advancesinsocialwork-27607.pdf	txt/advancesinsocialwork-27607.txt