Eiryn
@eiryn.bsky.social
Public health organizer and researcher. |
Disabled, queer, exhausted. 🌈♿ | Appreciator of birds and space. 🐦 | (they/them).
Exec director @covidsafecampus.bsky.social
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Disabled, queer, exhausted. 🌈♿ | Appreciator of birds and space. 🐦 | (they/them).
Exec director @covidsafecampus.bsky.social
Views are my own.
Reposted by Eiryn
Mask ban lobbyists announced another 6-figure campaign to drum up support for their "popular" proposal. They call concerns "misinformation" but have yet to address any. How can the NYPD know whose mask is “legitimate”? How can they judge someone's intent without bias?
April 1, 2025 at 3:42 PM
Mask ban lobbyists announced another 6-figure campaign to drum up support for their "popular" proposal. They call concerns "misinformation" but have yet to address any. How can the NYPD know whose mask is “legitimate”? How can they judge someone's intent without bias?
Reposted by Eiryn
Our Campus Mask Ban Policy Report Form is easy to fill out.
What info we're looking for:
- School name
- The text of the policy (copy/paste it)
- Where/how the policy applies
- Link to the source
All submissions are anonymous.
Report restrictive mask policies here: tinyurl.com/ReportCampus...
What info we're looking for:
- School name
- The text of the policy (copy/paste it)
- Where/how the policy applies
- Link to the source
All submissions are anonymous.
Report restrictive mask policies here: tinyurl.com/ReportCampus...
![Campus Mask Ban Policy Report Form Walkthrough. URL: tinyurl.com/ReportCampusMaskBans . What is there to fill out? Below are screenshots of questions on the Policy Report Form. There are three questions in the left column. First question: University/College name. Second question: Is the policy that you are reporting proposed, or already in effect? (Choose one option: “Policy proposed (not in effect yet)”, “Policy already in effect”, or “Other:”). Third question: Campuses affected: (Check all that apply: ”School only has one campus”, “Specific campuses”, “All campuses”, “System-wide”, “Other:”). The next question, shown in the right column, reads as: “What type of restrictive mask policy is it at this time? You may select multiple types to best reflect the policy.” Options include: “Masks prohibited at certain events.”, “Masks prohibited in certain locations.”, “Masks prohibited in certain situations.”, ”Masks must be removed at the request of [somebody with authority].”, “Masks prohibited in classrooms.”, “Masks prohibited in dorms or campus housing.”, “Total ban on masks in any context.”, “People are punished for covering their faces but there is no official policy banning it.”, Other, please specify. Other (open ended text box).” Below the screenshots text reads as “After this, just paste a copy to the link to where you found the policy along with the exact text that the policy states - and you’re done!” The bottom left corner of the image has the COVID Safe Campus logo.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4edzkyc4x7z4qhkhucq4slw4/bafkreic4m4ovmr752hx5qdscelgmzslkjoumfi6lvf37m2latmdvtdzkpa@jpeg)
![Campus Mask Ban Policy Report Form Walkthrough: Policy Type. URL: tinyurl.com/ReportCampusMaskBans . “How to choose policy types.” The left column displays a screenshot of a question with a list of policy types and checkboxes beside them. Text reads as: “What type of restrictive mask policy is it at this time? You may select multiple types to best reflect the policy.” Options include: “Masks prohibited at certain events.”, “Masks prohibited in certain locations.”, “Masks prohibited in certain situations.”, ”Masks must be removed at the request of [somebody with authority].”, “Masks prohibited in classrooms.”, “Masks prohibited in dorms or campus housing.”, “Total ban on masks in any context.”, “People are punished for covering their faces but there is no official policy banning it.”, Other, please specify. Other (open ended text box).” End of question text. Answer based on where, when, & how mask use is restricted. The right column of the graphic provides examples of each type of policy. Select ALL that apply. Examples: “Masks prohibited at certain events”- such as a university meeting, forum, graduation, etc. “Masks prohibited in certain locations”- such as specific buildings/areas on campus “Masks prohibited in certain situations”- such as protests, demonstrations, large gatherings, etc. “Masks must be removed at the request of [somebody with authority]” - such as campus security, police, staff members, etc. being allowed to require mask removal for “security”, ID checks, or any other reason. End of example text. The bottom right corner of the image has the COVID Safe Campus logo.](https://cdn.bsky.app/img/feed_thumbnail/plain/did:plc:4edzkyc4x7z4qhkhucq4slw4/bafkreiegwh45t6nb6ixwkfaswsqeus57pbdeflrjmgtnzf3dft77m7vpcu@jpeg)
March 22, 2025 at 8:02 PM
Our Campus Mask Ban Policy Report Form is easy to fill out.
What info we're looking for:
- School name
- The text of the policy (copy/paste it)
- Where/how the policy applies
- Link to the source
All submissions are anonymous.
Report restrictive mask policies here: tinyurl.com/ReportCampus...
What info we're looking for:
- School name
- The text of the policy (copy/paste it)
- Where/how the policy applies
- Link to the source
All submissions are anonymous.
Report restrictive mask policies here: tinyurl.com/ReportCampus...
Reposted by Eiryn
according to a classmate, on the night of Khalil's detainment, a call went out in a student group chat warning that ICE officers were seen on campus. someone asked for help; they forwarded it on, including to a group chat Khalil was in. hours before his detainment, he reached out: “How can I help?”
Who Was Mahmoud Khalil Before ICE Took Him Away?
We spoke to the former Columbia grad student’s friends and former coworkers.
www.teenvogue.com
March 19, 2025 at 5:00 PM
according to a classmate, on the night of Khalil's detainment, a call went out in a student group chat warning that ICE officers were seen on campus. someone asked for help; they forwarded it on, including to a group chat Khalil was in. hours before his detainment, he reached out: “How can I help?”