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The following article was written for Issue 42 of Critical Resistance (CR)’s cross-wall newspaper The Abolitionist. Written by CR’s Campaigns Director, Mohamed Shehk, and a comrade in the Demilitarize Atlanta…
The following article on the role of journalism in resisting war and genocide is written by media organizers and journalists Lara Witt and Maya Schenwar with Media Against Apartheid &…
The Building Beyond Policing network spotlights successful abolitionist campaigns against policing to delve into how the campaigns were won and to share lessons and offerings to abolitionist organizers through a…
The following interview is published for Issue 41 of Critical Resistance’s cross-wall, bi-lingual newspaper The Abolitionist. Issue 41 – with feature articles on ecological justice and prison industrial complex (PIC) abolition – printed…
The following interview is published for Issue 41 of Critical Resistance’s cross-wall, bi-lingual newspaper The Abolitionist. Issue 41 – with feature articles on ecological justice and prison industrial complex (PIC)…
A groundbreaking report on sexual violence by staff in California prisons, informed by the lived experiences of over 700 incarcerated women and trans people of all genders whose incredible bravery…
An article from Issue 40 of The Abolitionist Newspaper by Molly Porzig with Marie Levin and “Comrade Pops” about Critical Resistance’s work in the Prisoner Hunger Strike Solidarity coalition supporting…
Interview by Dylan Brown of The Abolitionist Editors’ Note: The following article is a transcript of a conversation between Dylan Brown of Critical Resistance’s The Abolitionist Editorial Collective and former…
For years, Washington prisoners have used Cultural Awareness Groups (CAGs) as spaces for collective growth, liberation, healing practices, and inside-out organizing with local partners. The below zine was created to…
Critical Resistance (CR) members drafted the following statement of solidarity with Atlanta protestors resisting the developing of “Cop City,” a $90 million, 350-acre police training & militarization facility that would…