(Episode #01 – COVID19 Community Chronicles) Mutual aid: From spreadsheets to virtual and ground communities

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COVID19 Community Chronicles is a socialservice.sg podcast which documents community initiatives and discusses related structural or systemic challenges or issues. The podcast is hosted by Anchor and is also available on Apple Podcasts and Spotify. The full list of episodes are also available.

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Mutual aid initiatives – facilitating the exchange of resources and services for mutual benefit – started as Google spreadsheets, but could potentially evolve into virtual and ground communities which last beyond the coronavirus pandemic.

We speak to Rachel Ooi (Mutual Aid Hub: aidhubsg.com) as well as Abhishek Bajaj and Vincent Ng (A Good Space: agoodspace.org) to learn more about their work and motivations, the challenges, and the way forward.

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