Join For The People Leftist Library Project (FTP) and Interrupting Criminalization (IC) for a workshop building off of our 2023 Criminalization 101 for Information Workers workshop. (All times are EST.)

We're checking back in with Yo No Fui (“It Wasn’t Me!”) a collective in Argentina that uses art, poetry, and popular education to organize across prison walls with incarcerated queer folks and women in Argentina. (All times are EST.)

This will be a casual, quarterly meetup lasting 90 minutes on Zoom. We welcome movement journalists and those working in mainstream organizations, as well as activist media makers and communications workers, who face some of the same vulnerabilities and ethical issues as journalists whether or not their work is recognized as journalism. (All times are EST.)

Are you interested in forming a crisis response team that doesn't use the police? Join us for this workshop with Shira Hassan, the latest in our Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox series with Project NIA.

A discussion and screening of One Million Experiments, a film exploring how people are defining and creating safety to build a world without police and prisons, followed by a conversation with Mariame Kaba and Eva Nagao

Presented by BCRW and the Institute for Research in African American Studies, Columbia University, a day-long symposium featuring a keynote by Angela Davis and Barbara Ransby, panels with nationally recognized scholars, and a celebratory reception.

Facilitated by JJ Skolnik and Mariame Kaba, join us as we introduce our new pocket zine along with a mini-training geared towards youth. A Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox session.

Join the Barnard Center for Research on Women for the second annual Grace Lee Boggs ‘35 Lecture with Mariame Kaba, longtime organizer, educator, librarian and co-author of Let This Radicalize You.

Mariame Kaba shares her thoughts and practice of reading, writing, and compiling zines, as part of the public lecture series on zines hosted by the School for Poetic Computation.

This event has been canceled, and we invite everyone to join us in attending the Abolition Means No More War: Free Palestine Now! event being hosted Critical Resistance and Haymarket Books at this time. 🇵🇸 Palestine will be free.

Andrea J. Ritchie, Mimi Kim, Kalayo Pestaño, Matice Mooore, and Stas Schmiedt in a virtual conversation about emergent strategies and anti-violence movements.

Abolitionist writer Andrea J. Ritchie joins Firestorm Books for a conversation with Shane Burley about using emergent strategies to meet this moment, survive what is to come, and shape safer and more just futures.

Red Emma's in Baltimore welcomes abolitionist author, activist, and attorney Andrea J. Ritchie in person to celebrate the release of her new book, " Practicing New Worlds: Abolition and Emergent Strategies."

The closing reception of the Return to Sender: Prison as Censorship exhibition at the EFA Project Space in NYC.

Return to Sender: Prison As Censorship exhibition curator Mariame Kaba will provide 45-minute tours every hour on the hour throughout the day at the EFA Project Space in NYC.

Practicing New Worlds author Andrea J. Ritchie in conversation with Robyn Maynard, Leanne Betasamosake Simpson, and Brittany Brathwaite at the National Women’s Studies Association conference in Baltimore.

A teach-in on Criminalization 101 for Information Workers facilitated by For The People Leftist Library, as part of Interrupting Criminalization and Project NIA’s Building Your Abolitionist Toolbox series.

Charis welcomes Andrea J. Ritchie in conversation with Kamau Franklin, Micah Herskind, and Dr. Mariah Parker for a discussion of Practicing New Worlds: Abolition and Emergent Strategies.

Join co-authors Kelly Hayes and Mariame Kaba in conversation with Tanuja Jagernauth about their book Let This Radicalize You, hosted by DePaul Women’s Center.

The official launch event celebrating the release of Practicing New Worlds by Andrea J. Ritchie, taking place in Detroit and featuring the Complex Movements Collective, Diana Nucera (aka Mother Cyborg), and Curtis Renée.

The official virtual launch of Practicing New Worlds by Andrea J. Ritchie, featuring Andrea in conversation with Alexis Pauline Gumbs and adrienne maree brown.

A virtual event featuring a conversation with Andrea J. Ritchie, Tarana Burke, advocates, researchers, and students, about school police sexual violence.

A monthly Learning Space for groups and organizations responding to crisis without police.

Weekly Instagram Live series featuring Andrea J. Ritchie in conversation with abolitionist organizers about emergent strategies.

As part of the Return to Sender exhibition, join us for Abolition Joy Hours!

Weekly Instagram Live series featuring Andrea J. Ritchie in conversation with abolitionist organizers about emergent strategies.

Join us on October 7 as part of Banned Books Week to discuss prison censorship and to take actions against it. Activities will take place in-person at the People’s Forum in New York.

Weekly Instagram Live series featuring Andrea J. Ritchie in conversation with abolitionist organizers about emergent strategies.

As part of the Return to Sender exhibition, join us for Abolition Joy Hours!

A virtual event featuring a conversation about the role of the state in building abolitionist futures