If we're talking about the needs of individuals, I'm hearing on the ground every single day that we should address poverty. Poverty is the number one thing, and housing is the second thing on the list.
In terms of approaches and definitions, it's not even about the definition, it's about how a community wants to be perceived and understood. A lot of what I said was about what a community wants in that definition. Along with that is awareness of the history and of what people are bringing to the table when they're looking for supports, and also empowering the community to make the change it needs to help itself. In other words, it means investing in the community organizations and grassroots community members who are doing this work in the trenches and supporting victims, and who are victims themselves.