A Thousand Possibilities
Abolition requires the world-building work of imagining all the many life-affirming alternatives to incarceration.
6 posts in ‘Prison Closure’
Abolition requires the world-building work of imagining all the many life-affirming alternatives to incarceration.
A close analysis of prison data can help us think concretely, and strategically, about the tradeoffs of different approaches to decarceration and prison closures.
A rare instance of state prisoners, state prison administrators, and the governor of California all publicly agreeing that a particular prison ought to be closed.
The prison town of Susanville, in California, is about to lose its livelihood. Its economic survival presents a test for abolition.
For those of us on the inside who believe in prison abolition by any means necessary, prison closures really mean prison closures. The state and some of my fellow prisoners…
The state of Washington plans to close 18 prison units. It sounds like progress. But don't be fooled: It's a problem.