Weekly civic intelligence report · v2.2
A suicide prevention hotline serving LGBTQ+ youth faces potential defunding due to federal budget cuts. This represents indirect harm to vulnerable populations through resource reallocation.
This event scores low on constitutional damage (1.68) as resource reallocation through budget processes is standard governmental function. Civil_rights driver receives 2/5 for indirect impact on vulnerable population access to services, but mechanism_modifier of 0.6 applies heavily as this is budgetary discretion rather than rights violation. B-score is high (24.69) due to strong emotional framing around youth suicide, LGBTQ+ vulnerability, and life-or-death stakes. The 'potential defunding' language creates urgency without confirmed action. Layer1 scores high on outrage_bait (8) and media_friendliness (7). Layer2 shows mismatch between alarm level and actual constitutional mechanism. Intentionality moderate at 6/15 for strategic vulnerable population framing. D-score of -23.01 clearly indicates List B classification.
Monitor for actual defunding decision and implementation details. Verify current funding source, alternative funding options, and actual service disruption vs. advocacy framing. Track whether this represents targeted elimination vs. broader budget reduction patterns.