EPISODE · Aug 30, 2022 · 24 MIN
S2 Episode 2: Precisely No
from Committable · host Jesse Mangan
What is the history of crisis hotlines? What impact does police involvement have on the person perceived to be in distress? In this episode we continue to explore Cassidy’s story and speak to Hannah Zeavin and Jamie Livingston to try and better understand how these systems evolved and how they could be different. Hannah Zeavin: https://mitpress.mit.edu/books/distance-cure https://slate.com/technology/2022/04/crisis-lifelines-surveillance-geolocation-algorithms.html http://somatosphere.net/2020/the-third-choice-suicide-hotlines-psychiatry-and-the-police.html/ Jamie Livingston: https://justmentalhealth.ca/ Episode transcript: sensiblenonsense.squarespace.com/committables2-transcripts/2022/8/30/s2-episode-2-precisely-no This episode of Committable was produced by Michelle Stockman, Cassidy Wilson, Jim McQuaid and Jesse Mangan. https://sensiblenonsense.squarespace.com/committable All music is from the song Reasonable by Christopher G. Brown. https://christophergbrown.bandcamp.com/track/reasonable
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What is the history of crisis hotlines? What impact does police involvement have on the person perceived to be in distress? In this episode we continue to explore Cassidy’s story and speak to Hannah Zeavin and Jamie Livingston to try and better understand how these systems evolved and how they could be different.
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