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Subject Friday Webinar: Policing Reforms, Organizing, & Abolition
Date June 10, 2020 6:15 PM
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FRIDAY JUNE 12, 2020:

On the Road With Abolition:
Assessing Our Steps Along the Way

Webinar co-sponsored by Black Visions Collective, Critical Resistance, Project NIA, Reclaim the Block, Southerners on New Ground, and Survived and Punished.

What: An anti-policing webinar to discuss steps toward abolition

When: Friday June 12
2-4pm EST/11am-1pm PST

How to Watch: RSVP on Eventbrite HERE ([link removed] ) . The discussion will be streamed on Haymarket Books's Youtube channel ([link removed])

RSVP and spread the word on Facebook here ([link removed])
We are in a historic moment brought on by the consistent exertion of people power across the country and around the world. This has brought us to a place where our communities are poised to win significant victories against the violence of policing on a large scale. To guide us in this moment, we need to hold central that Abolition is both a vision and a political strategy. Part of this strategy is recognizing and actualizing that we cannot call for reforms that further entrench and legitimize policing in any form as a solution to social, economic or political problems. As prison industrial complex abolitionists, the reforms we call for in our demands must be aimed at diminishing the political power of policing.

How can we assess which proposals to support or to oppose in our organizing? What are some abolitionist proposals? Join Dean Spade from Sylvia Rivera Law Project ([link removed]) , Woods Ervin & Kamau Walton from Critical Resistance ([link removed]) , K Agbebiyi from Survived and Punished NY ([link removed]) , and Mariame Kaba from Project NIA ([link removed]) and Survived & Punished ([link removed]) to discuss these questions and more. Join us for this conversation to deepen our shared analysis and to discuss how we use abolition as a politic, practice and framework to move us toward liberation and self-determination. See the Facebook event page for speaker bios. ([link removed])

IMAGE: Monica Trinidad designed this graphic ([link removed]) in response to the police violence that plagues the United States from Minneapolis to San Francisco and from Albuquerque to Chicago.
THIS WEEKEND: SATURDAY JUNE 13, 2020
Event co-hosted by Haymarket Books
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Traducciónes en español disponible; registrate en el evento en Eventbrite ([link removed]) . Próxima, un correo electrónico con información como participar va a enviado en la mañana del 13, Junio.


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CELEBRATING JUNETEENTH! MOVEMENT PARTNER SPONSORS:
All of Us or None
ASATA: Alliance of South Asians Taking Action
Asian Prisoner Support Committee
Black and Pink
Black and Pink NYC
Black Organizing Project (BOP)
California Coalition for Women Prisoners
Catalyst Project
Charis Books
Chinese Progressive Association SF
Clinton Street Theater
Covenant House CA
CURB
Debt Collective
Don’t Shoot PDX
EastSide Arts Alliance
First Defense Legal Aid
HOLLA (How Our Lives Link Altogether)
Interrupting Criminalization
Justice Funders
Law Office of Melissa A. Matuzak
Legal Services for Prisoners with Children
Portland Alliance For Self Care
Red Emma's Bookstore
Restore Oakland
SF Bayview
Showing Up for Racial Justice (SURJ)
STROLL
The Community Preschool
The Pathfinder Network
Transformative Justice Law Project
Underground Scholars Initiative
Women & Justice Issues Consulting
Youth Justice Coalition

HISTORY OF RESISTANCE SPONSORS:
Cascade AIDS Project
Design Action Collective
Ella Baker Center for Human Rights
NYU Prison Education Program
Student/Farmworker Alliance
Third Wave Fund

THE PRESENT FIGHT SPONSORS:
DEI @ VSCO
Ben and Jerry's Foundation

LONG TERM STRUGGLE:
PolicyLink
Resource Generation Los Angeles

ABOLITIONIST FUTURE SPONSORS:
The People of Perfect Day

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