Event page Join us for First Friday on February 7, from 6 pm to 8 pm, at Pro Arts Gallery in Oakland (150 Frank H. Ogawa Plaza) to spread the word about the fight to #FreeLiyah. Look out for Liyah’s campaign art projected outside of the gallery! We’ll be talking to folks about the need […]
As a part of Sexual Assault Awareness Month, join us for the #FreeThemAll National Virtual Week of Action: Defend Survivors, End Carceral Feminism! During the week, we’ll share information, updates, experiences of survivors, and ways for people to take action. Participating organizations include Survived and Punished (National, CA, NY), Black and Pink Milwaukee, California Coalition […]
As part of the #FreeThemAll National Virtual Week of Action: Defend Survivors, End Carceral Feminism!, we are launching a new Survived & Punished NY website. We will launch the new website to provide another resource in the fight to #FreeThemAll. Included on the new site are the stories of criminalized survivors, free digital access to […]
Hosted by California Coalition for Women Prisoners, Young Women's Freedom Center, and Sister Warriors Freedom Coalition Please take action: Staff have tested positive for COVID-19 at both CCWF & CIW. We need you to call/email to demand officials #LetThemGo and #SaveLives before it’s too late. Staff at California's two targets women's prisons, Central California Women's […]
Join CAT-911 for a twitter conversation on the relationship between carceral feminism and the nonprofit industrial complex, particularly during the COVId19 crisis. #npic #SAAM CAT-911 (@CommAction911) is a Southern California network of Community Action Teams building alternatives to 911 rooted in transformative justice.
Survived & Punished NY invites you to an online event to get our creative juices flowing and make artwork to amplify our message to Governor Cuomo: #FreeSurvivors #FreeThemAll. We demand that Governor Cuomo use his unlimited clemency powers to free incarcerated survivors of gender-based violence. While our campaign began in 2018, the current coronavirus pandemic […]
How are carceral feminism and social distancing related? How does carceral feminism retraumatize survivors? Join our conversation to learn about how these phenomenons are related and how you can take action to support criminalized survivors now. Follow @survivepunish! #SurvivedAndPunished #FreeThemAll
Washington State is planning to build a new women’s prison in Thurston County, on Cowlitz and Chehalis land, that will incarcerate 700 people. 98% of people in women’s prisons are survivors of violence. Prisons are brutal places that harm and endanger our communities. We want WA to stop investing in racist, sexist, anti-poor, ableist, homophobic, […]
Join the #MeTooBehindBars campaign for a twitter convo and teach-in on sexual violence and harassment in jails and prisons. Follow the hashtag #MeTooBehindBars.
UC Riverside Ethnic Studies Critical Antiviolence Research and Action Transformative Justice Book Discussion on Beyond Survival: Strategies and Stories from the Transformative Justice Movement Wednesday, April 8 at 3:30-5pm PT/5:30-7pm CT/6:30-8pm ET Join us for a virtual book discussion on this roundbreaking new book as part of the National Virtual Support of Criminalized Survivors! To […]