I’ve seen enough people say they want to simply make their spaces safe and get their work taken over by people who want to paper over their own harms with clout and an insistence on doing the right thing. Safety-making is more complex and consistent than this.
Safety-making as a process of rectifying harm, moving perpetrators to healthy behavior, securing & caring for survivors, and cultivating an aware space among all stakeholders is more radical to me than making it any one person or group’s duty to somehow rid a space of all harm.