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Medical Knowledge is a Form of Self-Defense
The following piece was written by Debra Elliff. Debra is a nurse by training and a medic by choice. Trained by the medics of Phoenix Urban Health Collective, she has…
A Reflection from Boise on Police Brutality and the Need for Abolition Work
This contribution was submitted by Valerie Baeshk, an organizer in Boise, ID. Shout out to them and the growing crew of police abolitionists in their town! I am a genderqueer,…
Reflexiones para un mundo sin policia
¡Lea, descargue y comparta la traducción al español del zine Reflexiones para un mundo sin policía! Esta colección de los escritos principales del sitio web de A World Without Police…
Imagining Police Abolition in Atlanta
On October 15, Atlanta hosted its first Radical Bookfair at the Auburn Avenue Research Library. The exciting event brought together organizers and people from a variety of struggles, communities and…
“Cops Don’t Keep Women and Queers Safe”: A Discussion on Patriarchal Violence and the Police
“Cops Don’t Keep Women and Queers Safe”: A Discussion on Patriarchal Violence and the Police Here at A World Without Police, we start from the basis that police violence will…
Read and Share: “A World Without Police” Pamphlet
Read and Share: “A World Without Police” Pamphlet Like they say, each one teach one. To share the vision of police abolition with as many heads as possible, the AWWP…
This activist just put police abolition in the national spotlight
Jessica Disu, an organizer in Chicago, recently appeared on an episode of Fox’s The Kelly File themed around police violence. Facing a room full of skeptics and reformers, Jessica held…