Join @c_c_w_p @survivepunish and others on #CopsAndCages Twitter Power Hour: Mon, Jun 15 at 12pm PT/2pm CT/3pm ET! Learn about the connections between policing behind bars, in homes, and on the streets and take action to #FreeThemAll! #DefundPolice #BlackLivesMatter
Join members of Survived & Punished NY and the #StandWithTracy Defense Team on Thursday, July 2nd from 6:30-7:30 PM EST to write letters of support and encouragement to Tracy McCarter. Tracy is a criminalized survivor who has been held at Rikers for over 120 days during a pandemic for acting out in self defense against […]
REGISTER HERE! Tue, August 11, 2020 2:00pm PT / 3pm MT / 4pm CT / 5pm ET A conversation about abolitionist politics and transformative justice between Asian activists, authors and organizers. About this Event Haymarket Books is an independent, radical, non-profit publisher. While all of our events are freely available, we ask that those who are […]
Eventbrite | Facebook Join a broad coalition for a #SayTheirNames action at the Capitol Building followed by a car caravan to CDCR and a candlelight vigil at night to honor lives lost. Please see the schedule for more details. #ClemencyNow #NoMoreDeaths #BringThemHome Demand a #MoratoriumOnCovidBehindBars: * HONOR the lives of those who have died from […]
A Workshop on Abolition + Decarceration: Love Letters to Movement Leaders Saturday, September 26, 10am PT / 1pm ET REGISTER Join 18 Million Rising, Survived and Punished, and Asian Prisoner Support Committee and write love letters for abolition! Recommended $15-$20 donation. We strongly encourage you to give the amount that is right for you. Your donation […]
REGISTER This 2-part webinar series is inspired by a question posed by activist Mimi Kim: “Why and how did the violence against women movement - an emancipatory social movement - choose criminalization as a dominant strategy…and how has this focus on criminalization affected survivors?” In this time of emergence, we are called to reflect on […]
REGISTER This 2-part webinar series is inspired by a question posed by activist Mimi Kim: “Why and how did the violence against women movement - an emancipatory social movement - choose criminalization as a dominant strategy…and how has this focus on criminalization affected survivors?” In this time of emergence, we are called to reflect on […]
UCI Initiative to End Family Violence presents Connect the Cops: Mapping Gendered Police Violence Across Punitive Contexts Featuring Alisa Bierria and Aminah Elster Thursday, October 15, 2020 3:00 p.m. - 4:00 p.m. PDT REGISTER Does the grassroots demand to defund the police include systems of policing in prisons, schools, homes, and healthcare? How can defunding […]
Wednesday October 21, 2020, 4pm ET REGISTER As the ongoing worldwide protests against police violence so vividly demonstrate, there is an increasing demand to end policing and develop real strategies for keeping each other safe. On October 21, longtime anti-violence organizers and transformative justice practitioners Shira Hassan and Mimi Kim will join us for a […]
A coalition of organizations, advocates, and survivors of domestic violence are organizing a Domestic Violence Awareness Month rally in Bakersfield, CA on Friday, October 23rd at 9am to call for the end of criminal punishment of survivors of domestic violence. We call on the Kern County DA to drop the charges for survivors, Wendy Howard […]