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 - **Accountability as harm reduction***: removed from a model that implicitly positions accountability as punishment, we can start to see it as the building material of interpersonal relationships, of care and affinity towards those we exist in community with (however we define that). The task of addressing harm is never easy, but perhaps when we're approaching it from a foundation of practicing accountability as care for one another, it can be less devastating.
   - "The Secret Joy of Accountability: Self-accountability as a Building Block for Change" by Shannon Perez-Darby, from *The Revolution Starts At Home*
     - *"So often, people jump to an external definition of accountability that is about other people assuming responsibility for their actions rather than imagining accountability as an internal process where each of us examines our own behaviors and choices so that we can better reconcile those choices with our own values. I define (self) accountability as a process of taking responsibility for your choices and the consequences of those choices."*
-  - what is harm reduction? in the context of substance use, here's the Harm Reduction Coalition's definition: https://harmreduction.org/about-us/principles-of-harm-reduction/.
+  - what is harm reduction? in the context of substance use, here's the Harm Reduction Coalition's definition: ![](bib:2e5fef42-e26d-41b5-b901-826a215708ca)
   - ![](bib:249f6428-d7a5-4357-a0fd-b5b3e266e134)
     
 ## Discussion