Our third panelist for our 'Till All of us Are Free: The Convergence of Prison Abolition and Reproductive Justice” virtual event is Cinthya Martínez, PhD from UC Santa Cruz.

Our second panelist for our 'Till All of us Are Free: The Convergence of Prison Abolition and Reproductive Justice” virtual event is Dr. Priya Kandaswamy. She is an Associate Professor of Women's Studies at San Diego State University and an author.

Leading up to our virtual event “Till All of us Are Free: The convergence of Prison abolition and Reproductive Justice” we want to highlight the panelists joining us on April 11th so introducing connie wun, phd from AAPI Women Lead!

Join us on Thursday, April 11th for a virtual panel exploring the intersections of reproductive justice and abolition. The discussion will connect our Center’s 2022-23 focus on “Race & Reproductive Politics After Roe,” with our 2023-24 theme of “Abolition Everywhere.

Be sure to read ARPC and the Federation of Southern Cooperatives’ (FSC/LAF) Farm Bill toolkit Toward Racial Justice. Also, watch why ARPC cares about you reading the Farm Bill yourself.

Climate justice = racial justice = food justice = farm justice.

ARPC and the Federation of Southern Cooperatives (FSC/LAF) are thrilled to release the Pointing the Farm Bill Toward Racial Justice toolkit.

International Women's Day commemorates the achievements of women and celebrates the history of women's struggle for our own rights and contribution to other struggles for peace and freedom. At ARPC, we understand the role women have played in racial justice and antiracism.

She has been working towards prison abolition in the United States for over 30 years, with the goal of making prisons and policing unnecessary and unthinkable. Be sure to check out her publications in the link in our bio and look forward to seeing her here at AU in the future!

We present Angela Y. Davis, a Black activist, feminist, philosopher, educator, and author for civil rights, racial justice, and other social issues.

Join us for our Spring Lunch ‘n’ Learn, where our panel of faculty and student speakers will be addressing the history and present-day significance of solidarity work among student and youth activists for racial justice and Palestinian freedom movements. Register in the bio.

As part of our continuous effort to highlight abolitionists everywhere, we’d like to introduce Mumia Abu-Jamal. Abu-Jamal has been outspoken about prison reforms, the corrupt legal system, and other forms of injustice.

The Antiracist Research and Policy Center is releasing the first edition of our free event resource guide. Please use the linktree to acquire access to the full resource guide!

Mariame Kaba, is an American activist, grassroots organizer, and political educator who advocates for the abolition of the prison industrial complex. Kaba's work in prison abolition stems from her views on dismantling prisons.

In keeping with 2024’s Abolition Everywhere initiative, we’re highlighting the importance of abolition in the Black political tradition, from slavery to the present. Stay tuned over the month as we highlight abolitionists everywhere. #abolitioneverywhere

Join us tomorrow with American University’s Center on Health, Risk, and Society on a panel to discuss why just seeking to reestablish Roe isn’t the answer, and how an abolitionist framework is the only pathway to securing lasting/full reproductive justice. RSVP using link in bio.

Author-activist Arundhati Roy has written, “Another world is not only possible, she is on her way. On a quiet day, I can hear her breathing.”

Will you help us build that world? Donate in the link in bio this New Years Eve and Day.

This year, all who give $200 and up will be listed on our website as 2024 ARPC Changemakers. Everyone who signs up for a monthly donation - at any amount – will be listed as ARPC 2024 Sustainers. If neither of these options is a good fit for you, please know that we are grateful.

ARPC affiliate Malini Ranganathan brings her insights to this timely article on the political ecology of war amidst the blockade.