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Community Perspective
Angela Crockwell
From: Rock Paper Sex
$1.20
This interview with Angela Crockwell, who works in St. John’s Newfoundland in community outreach, discusses systemic barriers to poverty and ideal services to alleviate poverty and increase equity. The chapter discusses alternative education and childcare reform. She discusses the role of victimization and trauma in choosing sex work, and the dangers of engaging with it.
Contributors
Keri Cull
Kerri Cull has a graduate degree in English from Memorial University of Newfoundland and is the founder of the former Book Fridge blog for which she interviewed writers and reviewed a few hundred books over a two year span. She has written for a handful of newspapers and magazines, has authored one book of poetry called Soak (2012) and is currently working on a novel based on her Cuffer Prize shortlisted story, What Do You Know About Wrestling? She lives and works in St. John’s.
