Staying Safe from Police Munitions While Protesting
Learn how to reduce harm during protests by understanding and preparing for police riot control weapons.
read moreLearn how to reduce harm during protests by understanding and preparing for police riot control weapons.
read moreThe story of Jayland Walker, who was shot over 60 times after a routine traffic stop, underscores how inequitable policing is and how over-policing harms marginalized communities.
read moreDue to policies and the staff culture in prisons, racial segregation and oppression are used to subjugate minority groups.
read moreAs abortion bans, inflation, and incidences of police brutality occur, the need to protest remains urgent. Here are a few tips for protesting safely this summer.
read moreDespite its intentions, deinstitutionalization resulted in people with mental illness being moved from one carceral institution to another.
read moreSharing graphic videos of police brutality may raise awareness, but also cause harm and obfuscate the real effort needed to create change.
read moreDue to ableist and racist standards, the mere existence of Black disabled people increases their incidence of violent treatment and death.
read moreTwo years after being murdered by the police and the focus of protests, the fight to get justice for Breonna Taylor continues.
read moreDiscussions on the hazards of policing misrepresent reality yet are used to protect the police. A closer look into policing and the most dangerous jobs in the U.S. challenges the claim that police are “under attack.”
read moreDefunding the police allows communities to reinvest in other forms of community support while dismantling a system rooted in racism and white supremacy.
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